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Frances Lynn is an English journalist and author.[1][2] Lynn was born in St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington in London, and was educated at Malvern Girls' College. In 1977, Lynn started her journalistic career when she became the film editor and gossip columnist for the now defunct Ritz Newspaper, published by David Bailey. Interview subjects included Frank Zappa.[3] During the 1990s Lynn contributed stories (seven Future Shocks and one Dragon Tales)[4] to 2000 AD.[5][6][7] In 2006, her two novels: Crushed[8]and Frantic[9] were both published by Eiworth Publishing.
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- ^ Coleridge, Nicholas. "The best place to shoot the gossips", The Evening Standard, 1982-08-02, p. 19. Retrieved on 2007-12-03. ""I met Frances Lynn who was then writing a very cafe society gossip column in Ritz Newspaper. She was absolutely crazy in those days. One evening we were having dinner and she suddenly said that she'd written a book, basically about herself and her life reporting parties. I immediately commissioned her to write me a treatment for a possible film." --Nicholas Coleridge"
- ^ Fantoni, Barry. "Ritzy Lynne", Evening News. Retrieved on 2007-12-03. "Francis "Lynne (Franny to the few friends she has left) wins my accolade as the bitchiest gossip writer in town. As high-priestess of the single-entendre, she has assassinated everybody who is anybody in her two-page column in the bi-monthly magazine, Ritz. Her list of victims includes people like Elkie Brooks, Roman Polanski, Diana Rigg, Yves St. Laurent, Elton John and the Eagles. I would like to give some examples of her killing technique - but I can't in case I get into trouble. Asked if she had, in fact, received any writs lately she replied demurely: 'Of course not'. In a more familiar vein, she added: 'If I had, I wouldn't tell you, dahling.'""
- ^ Ritz Newspaper, UK, "British monthly 80's fashion magazine with good long interviews". afka.net (January 1983). Retrieved on 2007-12-07. “Oh yes. We played three dates at the Odeon Hammersmith. You were probably doing something sophisticated at the time and weren't aware. (Zappa)”
- ^ Lynn, Frances (2007). 2000AD Writer: Frances Lynn. 2000adonline.com.
- ^ Lynn, Frances (w), Jennet, Stuart (p,i). "Blossom" 2000 AD #714 (19 January 1991) IPC Media
- ^ Lynn, Frances (w), Bradbury, Eric (p,i). "Robot" 2000 AD #718 (16 February 1991) IPC Media
- ^ Lynn, Frances (w), McCarthy, Jim (p,i). "The Birthday" 2000 AD #918 (16 December 1994) IPC Media
- ^ Lynn, Frances (2006). Crushed. Eiworth Publishing. ISBN 978-0955367236.
- ^ Lynn, Frances (2006). Frantic. Eiworth Publishing. ISBN 978-0955367229.
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