Cari Lynn

Cari Lynn is an award-winning author. She's written several books of nonfiction, including BECOMING MS. BURTON with Susan Burton, which won the 2018 NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literary Work, and has been featured on THE DAILY SHOW, NPR's FRESH AIR, and was called "stunning" in The New York Times; THE WHISTLEBLOWER with Kathryn Bolkovac; and LEG THE SPREAD, which received a Starred Kirkus review was featured everywhere from O, THE OPRAH MAGAZINE to the ECONOMIST. Cari forayed into fiction with the historical novel, MADAM, set in 1800s New Orleans. She's written feature articles for numerous publications and has taught both college and graduate students. She holds an M.A. in Writing from The Johns Hopkins University and a B.A. in Journalism from the University of Maryland. A longtime Chicagoan, she currently lives in Los Angeles. www.CariLynn.net