Mary LashMary Lash tells stories of people real and imagined, people who might be invisible in the public eye. She is also the author of the novels "Love and the TSA," a finalist in the Next Generation Indie Book Awards; and "A Roller Coaster Down," runner-upin the Young Adult category of the Eric Hoffer Book Award; and a nonfiction case study, "The Desert Murders: How Junk Science, Witness Contamination, and Arizona Politics Condemned an Innocent Man." Lash has worked as an advertising copywriter in scholarly publishing, a production editor for publications in agricultural engineering, and an adult-education teacher, among other work. She earned a Bachelor's degree in creative writing from Barnard College, an A.B.D. in English literature from the University of Oregon, and an M.Ed. from Elmira College. A mother of two and grandmother of one, she lives in Piedmont, South Carolina. Read More Read Less