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Growing up in Hull, Lynne was drawn to the theatre and was a member of the Hull Truck Youth Theatre where she was encouraged to write a play. Although, as she reveals in her interview she's always been writing creatively from the age of seven.

After leaving school, she took a job with the Civil Service. It turned out this wasn't the job for her and says of experience, she was a round peg in a square hole. Eventually she took off for drama school in Birmingham. This represented a significant change in the direction her life was about to take.

Writing is now at the forefront of her activities and as part of her experience of writing, she wrote a one woman show which she went on to perform herself.

In 2004 Lynne made a film short which was shown at the Hull Short Film Festival in 2005. She says she learnt a lot making the film and says it was quite an experience putting the project together. She describes, leading a team of people and being responsible for the production as "challenging." The film, 'The Woolkeep' is about a woman knitting a huge protective barrier made of wool around her home and her way of life.

Still from 'The Woolkeep'

Science Fiction has figured quite highly in her list of interests, being a member of a Hull based science fiction club, she's always been drawn to the subject. In 2007 together with Howard Baker another local writer, they wrote a sci-fi thriller.

Presently, Lynne is writing scripts for television and she's attempting to get her work published through an agent. She's also looking for professional actors for a production she's trying to put on at a venue in Hull.