Represented By: Ivan Mulcahy
Her first book, High Tea in Mosul, told the extraordinary story of two Englishwomen who built lives under Saddam Hussein’s brutal regime. Her forthcoming Godfather of Terror plunges into the criminal and extremist networks that thrive in chaos, exposing the hidden forces driving global insecurity.
Educated in War Studies at King’s College London, Lynne brings rare authority and an unsparing eye to her work. She has interviewed warlords, terrorists, and survivors, chronicling both the machinery of conflict and the resilience of those trapped inside it.
A fellow of the Dart Centre for Journalism and Trauma at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, she also writes about the scars of war on families, communities, and the journalists who bear witness.
Fearless, unflinching, and humane, Lynne writes where most fear to go, illuminating the darkness of war and terrorism with stories that are as urgent as they are unforgettable.
Represented By: Ivan Mulcahy
Her first book, High Tea in Mosul, told the extraordinary story of two Englishwomen who built lives under Saddam Hussein’s brutal regime. Her forthcoming Godfather of Terror plunges into the criminal and extremist networks that thrive in chaos, exposing the hidden forces driving global insecurity.
Educated in War Studies at King’s College London, Lynne brings rare authority and an unsparing eye to her work. She has interviewed warlords, terrorists, and survivors, chronicling both the machinery of conflict and the resilience of those trapped inside it.
A fellow of the Dart Centre for Journalism and Trauma at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, she also writes about the scars of war on families, communities, and the journalists who bear witness.
Fearless, unflinching, and humane, Lynne writes where most fear to go, illuminating the darkness of war and terrorism with stories that are as urgent as they are unforgettable.
