Now available:  "Cowboy Chuck and the Happy Rangers" - a full-length slapstick comedy set in a World War II radio station during the live performance of a children's adventure show.   When the station's owner, a Nazi spy, sets in motion a plan to leak secrets to the enemy, the hapless gang of actors must foil the plot and save the day.  Brooklyn Publishers (see contacts page).	Welcome... Jacqueline T. Lynch has published articles and short fiction in regional and national publications, as well as several plays, one of which has been translated into Dutch and performed in the Netherlands. Recently:   Have a look at some short stories on Associated Content:  " Transfers" -have a look here. "Angel of the West: A Mellerdramer" -- have a look here. "Constancy" - - have a look here. Please visit my blogs, one on classic and not-so-classic films at  Another Old Movie Blog, another one on New England tourist spots of culture and history called New England Travels, and my latest blog on theatre in New England:  Tragedy and Comedy in New England. Also, Suite101.com articles on American History.
	"Most Memorable Character" acting monologue published in "60 Seconds to Shine: 161 One-Minute Monologues from Literature" (Smith & Kraus, Dec. 2007,  ISBN-13: 9781575255323). Order here from Barnes & Noble.
	SKETCHING THE SOUL. A drama, cast of 2m, 4w. Chelsea Logan is an artist struggling with the conflict between her growing celebrity and her Amish upbringing, which she left behind to pursue her ambition, and which she neglected to mention to her boyfriend, new friends and colleagues. The past and present, celebrity and spirituality come to a head one frantic weekend when her younger sister arrives unexpectedly. Chelsea must explain her sister and the life she kept secret to her boyfriend, an attorney recently struggling with his own ethical priorities, and to an aggressive journalist who arrives to interview her. Published by Dramatic Publishing Co. (See CONTACTS page.)
	PAST PUBLISHED ARTICLES & SHORT FICTION: Please see "Rewind the Fifties" website for essay on the film "Rear Window," and have a look at that site's other interesting 1950s information. Fiction published previously in Dana Literary Online Magazine, Grasslimb, Lighthouse. Articles on history published previously in  North & South Magazine,  in History Magazine, Dana Literary Online Magazine, and in Civil War Magazine.