Lynna Clark
Lynna is an author, grandmother, cancer survivor, and introvert. She lives happily ever after with her high school sweetheart to whom she has been married 44 years. Her favorite word is “Simplify” and she hates gum.

Exciting News!

Lynna Clark has just published a new book, The Weakest Reed. We are so excited for her great accomplishment.

Click here to see how to order the book through Amazon.

  • Breakfast by the Sea
    By Lynna Clark What’s your default setting? Where do you go when nothing makes sense? Do you have a happy place that re-boots your psyche? […]
  • A Good Time Was Had by All
    By Lynna Clark Did you hear about the incident at the East Rowan Library? It was all about me. Yeah… apparently I am a big deal. My friend Brittney […]
  • Walk Worthy
    By Lynna Clark We really enjoy watching the Atlanta Braves play. In fact we’ve been fans long enough to remember the days of Andrew Jones, Javy […]
  • Living Off The Land
    Living Off the Land by Lynna Clark Did you miss the holiday? No, not Mother’s Day. You can’t miss that if you watch television at all. Every jewelry […]
  • Waiting
    By Lynna Clark This is my gardening bench, patiently waiting for Spring. Pots are ready. Dirt is on standby. Spades long to be picked up and used for […]
  • Garden of Grace
    By Lynna Clark A gardening rule I’ve come to appreciate is this: When combining plants in a large container always use a thriller, a filler, and a […]
  • Universal Billboards!
    By Lynna Clark Wouldn’t it be cool if there were loudspeakers announcing across every country, every nation, every village the wonderful message […]
  • All Hands on Deck
    By Lynna Clark My daddy is a great story teller. In honor of his eighty-fifth birthday, I’m retelling one of his. I naively asked one day if the […]
  • A Faithful Man!
    By Lynna Clark July 11, 2012 – written 14 years ago, so of course a lot has changed. But as the writer of the gospel of John would say, there’s so […]
  • Forever Young
    By Lynna Clark A group of older ladies were clucking along in their sewing circle complaining of their aches and pains. Each of them was dealing with […]
  • Missing Him
    By Lynna Clark Today marks one year since losing my beloved David. God gave us two years of dating and fifty one years of marriage. Or actually it […]
  • Universal Billboards
    By Lynna Clark Wouldn’t it be cool if there were loudspeakers announcing across every country, every nation, every village the wonderful message […]
  • A Jig for That
    By Lynna Clark We filled a row of rockers on the huge porch. For over twenty years while mama was alive we rented a place at the beach for the […]
  • Poor Kevin
    By Lynna Clark Poor Kevin. He is not well. See him leaning over on the bird bath? He’s been a little droopy lately, so I stood him back up. While he […]
  • It Was Only Pie
    By Lynna Clark I finally shared with my husband a terrible thing that happened nearly thirty years ago. I was traveling home with three little girls […]