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Lindsey Tate

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Lindsey Tate's most recent work is a memoir she wrote with blind artist John Bramblitt, entitled Shouting in the Dark. It was a joy to collaborate with John and turn his extraordinary life story into a book. While writing and researching the book Lindsey gained an understanding of what it might be like to be blind, and of what it truly means to see. She was inspired by John's sheer determination, his extraordinary artwork and his positive outlook on life. See his website

Lindsey grew up in England and graduated from Cambridge University in 1989. There she studied French and Russian language, literature and history and became a big fan of Dostoyevsky, especially his novel "The Idiot." She moved to New York after college, worked as an intern in children's book publishing, and then as a literary scout.

Her first children's book was published, Claire and the Friendly Snakes, inspired by her young sister-in-law who was terrified of snake-like objects. Her next children's book, Teatime with Emma Buttersnap, grew out of Lindsey's British love of tea and teatime and was the first book in which she combined fiction and non-fiction. Kate Larkin, Bone Expert continued this mixing of genres by placing factual information within a fictional narrative. The underlying idea was also true - as Lindsey's youngest daughter's broken arm inspired the writing of the book. As the mother of two intense snowboarders Lindsey could have written a whole series about broken limbs but decided to turn her attention elsewhere.

She wrote the book, Mind Reader, for world renowned mentalist, Lior Suchard and still does not know how he achieves the amazing things he does - including reading her mind every time he sees her. But she has learned the art of mirroring and now has a pretty impressive power stare.

Lindsey is currently at work on two novels - a middle-grade fantasy and a YA romance. She also writes reading group guides.

Lindsey Tate

4.2/5 ( ratings)
Website
Go to Website
Lindsey Tate's most recent work is a memoir she wrote with blind artist John Bramblitt, entitled Shouting in the Dark. It was a joy to collaborate with John and turn his extraordinary life story into a book. While writing and researching the book Lindsey gained an understanding of what it might be like to be blind, and of what it truly means to see. She was inspired by John's sheer determination, his extraordinary artwork and his positive outlook on life. See his website

Lindsey grew up in England and graduated from Cambridge University in 1989. There she studied French and Russian language, literature and history and became a big fan of Dostoyevsky, especially his novel "The Idiot." She moved to New York after college, worked as an intern in children's book publishing, and then as a literary scout.

Her first children's book was published, Claire and the Friendly Snakes, inspired by her young sister-in-law who was terrified of snake-like objects. Her next children's book, Teatime with Emma Buttersnap, grew out of Lindsey's British love of tea and teatime and was the first book in which she combined fiction and non-fiction. Kate Larkin, Bone Expert continued this mixing of genres by placing factual information within a fictional narrative. The underlying idea was also true - as Lindsey's youngest daughter's broken arm inspired the writing of the book. As the mother of two intense snowboarders Lindsey could have written a whole series about broken limbs but decided to turn her attention elsewhere.

She wrote the book, Mind Reader, for world renowned mentalist, Lior Suchard and still does not know how he achieves the amazing things he does - including reading her mind every time he sees her. But she has learned the art of mirroring and now has a pretty impressive power stare.

Lindsey is currently at work on two novels - a middle-grade fantasy and a YA romance. She also writes reading group guides.

Books from Lindsey Tate

Shouting in the Dark: My Journey Back to the Light

4.3/5 ( ratings)

Kate Larkin, the Bone Expert

4/5 ( ratings)

Teatime with Emma Buttersnap

4/5 ( ratings)
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