Lynne Golodner is the author of eight books and thousands of articles as well as a marketing entrepreneur, writing coach and host of the Make Meaning Podcast. She joined me on Uncorking a Story to talk about her first novel, Woman of Valor.
Lynne's journey as a writer: Lynne shares her passion for writing, which began at a young age with journals and evolved into freelancing during college. Her dedication to writing and storytelling has been a consistent thread throughout her life. Writing as a means of comfort and healing: Lynne discusses how writing has served as a source of comfort and healing for her. It has allowed her to make sense of the world around her and express her creativity. Exploring religious identity in a positive light: Lynne's novel, "Women of Valor," delves into the exploration of religious identity in a positive and nuanced way. She aims to showcase the validity of choosing a religious path, even if it may not be the common choice for individuals in their 20s. The significance of personal growth and reflection in writing: Lynne reflects on her personal growth as a writer and the lessons she has learned throughout her journey. She emphasizes the importance of developing as a writer and understanding the direction of a story before diving into writing a full novel.
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