Lynne McPherson

Australian author Lynne McPherson has been writing for many years and shares a home with her husband and pet dogs.

Lynne Founded the twin loss charity, National Twin Loss Support, which operated from 1992 to 2022. During that time she wrote a twin loss trilogy comprising of The Diary, The Survivor and Future’s Hope; still available today.

Lynne initiated the 'Apex Australia Twin Loss Awareness Kit' during 2002-2006, donating kits throughout Australia. The kit, (which included her book The Diary), won the 2003 South Australian Premier's Community Service Encouragement Award, and the 2004 Apex Australia Donald McKay National Citizenship Initiative Award.

In 2017 Lynne began the Government Goose series of books, which she compares to something like 'Where's Wally' on steroids. They show what happens when you let a Goose and two koalas loose in your office, and why standing upside down on the opposite side of the planet affects your sanity.

Lynne's book, The Dark Side of the Belt, shares her experiences in the martial arts world, and was published in December 2022, proving particularly popular in the US. Lynne is currently recovering from serious injuries sustained in a car crash in April 2022.