Lynn Squire grew up in Southern Alberta. Early in her life,
she understood who she was in light of a Holy God, and that she needed Jesus
Christ as her savior. This relationship became the driving force of her life,
as long as she kept “self” out of the way. Nonetheless, God led her through
educational valleys, across plains of complacency, and over mountains of life
experiences, to her present location, California. There she lives with her
husband and three children.
Lynn’s first book, Management of Resources
for Horsemanship Programs, sold out and is no longer in publication. She
also wrote articles for horsemanship periodicals and websites, and contributed
to several horsemanship manuals. She co-authors a fiction-writing column in the
Ready Writer. On Fridays, her short
stories can be found on the blog circle, Friday Fiction. In 1999, she received an Author’s Award from the Horse Daily
Planner Publications, and later a diploma from the Institute of Children’s
Literature. She graduated from Trinity Western University with a B.A. majoring
in Business Administration.
Lynn produces two monthly e-zines: Home, Hobbies, and Asundry for
moms; and Faith,
Fiction, Fun, and Fanciful for anyone who likes to read short
fiction and devotionals. The latter e-zine runs a chapter from a novel each
month. You can sign up for these e-zines at: http://visitor.constantcontact.com/d.jsp?m=1101687495630&p=oi
You can find her work at: http://faithfictionfunandfanciful.blogspot.com/
You can purchase Best of Faith, Fiction, Fun, and Fanciful at:
Credits List
Non-Fiction Books:
Management of Resources for Horsemanship Programs (sold out - out of print), Distributed through Certified Horsemanship Association
Certified Horsemanship Association Riding Instructor and Trail Guide Manual Contributing Author, Published and Distributed by CHA
Non-Fiction Articles:
"Getting Back to the Basics, a Four Part Series," Horse Authority, 1999
"The Beginner’s Horse," The Columbian Newspaper, May 1999
"Trainer’s Body Language"
"How Horses Learn"
"First Lesson – Longeing"
"Safety for the Trainer"
"How Horse’s Communicate"
"Training Benefits – Longeing"
"Solving Problems: Scared of Fly Spray"
"Work Out Schedule: Longeing"
The Horse Daily Planner Publications, 1999-2001
"Overcoming Fear," CHA Newsletter, May 1998, Equine Discoveries, 1998-1999
Short Stories:
"The Throne and the City," Published as: “A King’s Love", The Northview Clarion, April 1998
Several short stories in Friday Fiction, 2008
Poetry:
"The Weeds Within," The Northview Clarion, August 1999
http://www.homehobbiesasundry.com
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