Lynne Meredith Golodner is the author of thousands of magazine and newspaper articles, five published books and four new books to debut in 2012, and she has a passion for telling the stories of how people find meaning in the mundane.
Woman’s Day March 2012 : Thanks for Sharing!
An adjunct professor at the University of Detroit-Mercy, Lynne was the coordinating columnist for the Detroit News Homefinder section for seven years, building an expertise in real estate, home design, and architectural writing. She was a frequent contributor to Meredith Corporation pubs including Better Homes and Gardens Kitchen and Bath Ideas, Remodel Magazine, Beautiful Homes, Kitchen Makeovers, Midwest Living, and Better Homes and Gardens. Lynne has also written about shelter for Builder, Woman’s Day SIPs, Good Housekeeping, HOME, Detroit Home, the Chicago Tribune, Country Home, and Traverse Magazine.
Meanwhile, Lynne got really into food – cooking it, eating it, and relishing the sweet and the savory of life. That led to writing about food, for Saveur, Cooking Light, Relish, EAT, Wine Enthusiast, Scholastic Parent & Child, Chow, Publix Greenwise and FamilyStyle. Lynne’s lifestyle articles have appeared in hundreds of publications including AARP: The Magazine, Seventeen, the Detroit Free Press, Tango, Parents, Hockey Digest, Moment, Skirt!, World Jewish Digest, Parenting, and Geek Monthly.
With an MFA in Poetry from Goddard College and a communications degree from the University of Michigan, Lynne is looking forward to the 2012 debut of her first novel: Quiet * Holy * Searching; along with Holy Breads, and The Patient’s Guide to Cutaneous Lymphoma. She is working on a memoir called The Art of Work.
Lynne lives in suburban Detroit with her husband Dan and their four children: Asher, Eliana, Shaya, and Grace.