Against the raw, untamed beauty of an Alaska few ever see beyond a cruise ship deck, Human Resources sleuth Jess Cassidy...
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Meet Your Author
When she was eight and discovered the words an author wrote on a cereal box could reach millions, Lynne Curry decided to write. She wrote a poem a day and carefully slid them under the newspaper office’s front door. After four months, the newspaper editor gave in, and published the first. Since then, Lynne has made it her life’s work to write “real.”
#AmWriting Fiction
Novels
Short Fiction
Here are a few short pieces, both published, to give you a sense of my writing.
16 Ways to Kill Your Managers (Metaphorically, Mostly)
Maggie carried herself like the model professional—pressed blazer, polished nod, expression set to neutral. Her pen sketched blood. On the legal pad half hidden by her keyboard tray, she wrote in small script, Sixteen Ways to Kill Your Managers. Number one: staple gun to jugular. Efficient. No mess. No evidence trail.Number two: office chair ejector […]
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Born to Fly
I broke…and discovered I could bend. The ground beneath my feet crumbled…I was born to fly. I drowned in fear…and learned to breathe under water. I fell apart…when I put the pieces together in a new way they mirrored my heart. I hit bottom…and danced. Her words cut me…until I learned they described her. I […]
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Forever Favorites
...a blog on writing and living
Nonfiction Books
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Called the “Dear Abby of the Workplace,” Dr. Lynne Curry helps you navigate workplace issues from bullying to legal aspects of managing to remote work to office politics. Read hundreds of her articles and responses to your questions on workplacecoachblog.com.
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