Short Biography:
Lynn Coulter is a native Southerner and the author of Gardening with Heirloom Seeds: Tried-and-True Flowers, Fruits, & Vegetables for a New Generation (University of North Carolina Press, June 2006). She is a past recepient of an Individual Artist Grant in Literature from the Georgia Council for the Arts, and of a novel-in-progress grant from the Society of Children?s Book Writers and Illustrators. Her freelance articles on nature and gardening have appeared in Delta Air Lines? Sky Magazine, Family Circle, Southern Living, and other publications. Currently she lives in Douglasville with her husband and son, where she is at work on her second book.

Family Circle:
?Wild About Wildflowers?
?Bird Calls: Plants that Attract our Feathered Friends?

Delta Sky:
?Rattlesnake Pole Beans?
?Xeriscaping: Making Every Drop of Water Count?
?To Bee or Not to Bee? (sic)
? ?Swanderful? (sic)
?Under Her Wing?
?Next Spring Fever?
?Birds and Bees: How to Bring Them to Your Garden?

Southern Living:
?Night Music: Croaks, Peeps, Chirps and Whirs? ?Swapping Seeds?

Georgia Magazine:
?75 Years of Georgia State Parks?
?The Hawk Lady?

Critical Description of Work:
My nature writing focuses on the beauty, wonder, and intrinsic value of the natural world. Painter Georgia O?Keeffe once said, ?Nobody sees a flower, really; it is so small. We haven?t time, and to see takes time, like having a friend takes time.? I hope my work encourages readers to really see what?s all around them, and help protect and conserve it.