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Jacqueline T. Lynch has published articles and short fiction in regional and national publications, as well as several plays, one of which has been translated into Dutch.

Recently:   "Most Memorable Character" acting monologue published in "60 Seconds to Shine: 161 One-Minute Monologues from Literature" (Smith & Kraus, Dec. 2007,  ISBN-13: 9781575255323). Order here from Barnes & Noble.  

Thanks to the Chicopee Historical Society, Chicopee, Massachusetts for allowing me to present a program on the 19th Century "Mill Girls".

Please see "Rewind the Fifties" website for essay on the film "Rear Window," and have a look at that site's other interesting 1950s information.

Please visit my blogs, one on classic and not-so-classic films at  Another Old Movie Blog, and the other one on New England tourist spots of culture and history called New England Travels.

PAST PUBLISHED ARTICLES & SHORT FICTION: Essay on language, accents, and Helen Keller & Annie Sullivan on e-zine Dana Literary Society Online Journal August 2006.

In North & South Magazine: June 2006 issue, "Manufacturing a War" - article on the Ames Company of Chicopee, Massachusetts and specifically on three men from that town and that factory: a mill owner, a foundry worker who would become a preeminent sculptor and caster of bronze statuary, and a machinist who would fight in several major battles and be awarded the Medal of Honor.

In History Magazine: July 2006 issue, article on how a balding firefighter developed Breck Shampoo and an industry in hair care products.

Dana Literary Online Magazine: April 2006, short story "Interfacing." Also, see Grasslimb Volume 3, Number 2 --  about what price communication when a woman loses her voice?

 "Louisa May Alcott and the Transcendance of War" article in Civil War Magazine, 1998.

Also, Suite101.com articles on American History.
FULL-LENGTH DRAMAS:

SKETCHING THE SOUL. A drama, cast of 2m, 4w. Chelsea Logan is an artist struggling with the conflict between her growing celebrity and her Amish upbringing, which she left behind to pursue her ambition, and which she neglected to mention to her boyfriend, new friends and colleagues. The past and present, celebrity and spirituality come to a head one frantic weekend when her younger sister arrives unexpectedly. Chelsea must explain her sister and the life she kept secret to her boyfriend, an attorney recently struggling with his own ethical priorities, and to an aggressive journalist who arrives to interview her. Published by Dramatic Publishing Co. (See CONTACTS page.)


AN OLD FASHIONED MURDER, a mystery.3m, 4w. A wedding party gathers at the mountain summit house in a state park, including the groom, a shady nightclub owner, his son who is the best man, a dancer at his club who is the maid of honor, the minister, a park ranger, a mysterious hiker, but no bride. They are all suspects when it becomes apparent one of them is a murderder. Publishing by Eldridge Publishing Company (See CONTACTS page.)