s a collaborator, Lynn Vincent has shown remarkable versatility, writing dramatic nonfiction and memoirs that race across the page like fiction. By building close working relationships with authors, she turns life stories into page-turning narrative that both compels and redeems, earning the praise of editors, readers, reviewers, and now Hollywood.

Lynn is the New York Times bestselling collaborative writer of Same Kind of Different as Me (2006), which has so far sold nearly half a million copies, and which Mark Clayman, producer of Golden Globe-winning The Pursuit of Happyness, has optioned for film.

In total, Lynn is author, co-author or collaborator on six books, including four memoirs. During eleven years as a senior writer and now features editor for World magazine, she has written hundreds of articles and conducted, literally, thousands of interviews, from policymakers to homemakers, athletes to activists, the wealthy to the homeless, peace activists to privates to generals–once, even a member of the Manson Family doing a life sentence for murder.

A seasoned journalist, her articles have been cited in numerous books and before the U.S Supreme Court.

For dramatic nonfiction and memoir projects,
contact Lynn Vincent through her agent:
Lee Hough / Alive Communications in Colorado Springs:
719.260.7080 / lhough@alivecom.com