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Jacqueline T. Lynchs novels, short stories, and non-fiction history books are available online as eBooks and in paperback. Several of her plays have been published and produced around the U.S., Canada, and one of which, Childs Play, was translated into Dutch and performed several times in the Netherlands. Her drama One Good Turn premiered as a winn... er of the 2011 Northern Kentucky University Y.E.S. Festival. Her one-act comedy In Memory of Trixie Gazelle was chosen as a winner in the 2010 NorEastern Playwrights Showcase of the Vermont Actors Repertory Theatre in Rutland, Vermont. She has published articles and short fiction in regional and national publications, including the anthology 60 Seconds to Shine: 161 Monologues from Literature (Smith & Kraus, 2007), North & South, Civil War Magazine, History Magazine, and writes Another Old Movie Blog on classic films, and New England Travels blog on historical, cultural, and tourist attractions in New England. She also writes a syndicated newspaper column on classic films: Silver Screen, Golden Memories for Clear Mountain Communications and Senior Wire News Service. Podcast - Talk on the film The Best Years of Our Lives (1946) with host Paul Francis Sullivan in two episodes, Part 1 here , and Part 2 here . Recorded in February 2021, posted June 2021. Review of Hollywood Fights Fascism at the Silver Screenings blog, November 2020 here . I was interviewed on the WGBY-TV (PBS) Connecting Point program, May 1, 2019, on behalf of the Chicopee Historical Society on re-purposing old mill buildings in western Massachusetts. Part 1 is here . My essay on learning to be comfortable with public speaking at Mark Dawson's Self Publishing Formula Blog - January 4, 2019. Review of Ann Blyth: Actress. Singer. Star. - at author David C. Tucker's blog. August 16, 2018. Interview in The Republican (Springfield, Mass.) by Cori Urban on upcoming talk on the Mill Girls - March 13, 2018 . Interview on Pioneer Valley Radio (Springfield, Mass.) with host Bernadette Duncan on "The Writers' ...Read More