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“Interfacing”,
my short story, previously published in print and online magazines, is now available in e-book format from Smashwords.
It’s humor. It’s about communication. It’s
about 2,000 words. It’s about 99 cents. If you don’t own an e-reader
like Kindle or Nook, etc., you can still download it here and read it right off your computer. Here’s the blurb… Susan,
saved by her Heimlich maneuver-performing dog from death by choking, must remain silent until her infected throat heals. Shutting
up has never been easy for her. Her job as a customer service supervisor, and her already strained marriage are on the line.
Susan must learn to communicate before she goes crazy, or kills somebody, or both.
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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: Review
for short story "Interfacing": Review by: Denise White on Jul. 31, 2010 :
"An enjoyablly light and humorous read that is also particularly meaningful for anyone
who spends the greater part of their waking hours talking. Pronouncing words, forming sentences and issuing them forth, where
they bounce off of, stick to the clothing of, and often enter the psyches of those within earshot. Could humanity possibly
survive a day or two without this ubiquitous mechanism as the driving force for all action and reaction? One human does, and
finds that she has entered her own psyche and wants to make herself more comfortable there. And all through the process interfacing
perseveres, even prospers in its own way." http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/17690 My classic film blog: "Another Old Movie Blog" is now available by subscription on Kindle . 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.
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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.)
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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. Also, "In Memory of Trixie Gazelle"
was chosen as a winner in the Nor'eastern Play Writing Contest by Vermont Actors' Repertory Theatre, Rutland, Vermont, May
2010.
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