Lynn Lauber, writer, teacher and ghostwriter, has published three books with W.W. Norton: White Girls (1990, 21 Sugar Street (1993), both fiction, and Listen to Me, Writing Life into Meaning (2003), an exploration of writing as self-discovery.

Her essays have been anthologized and appeared in The New York Times.

A long-time audiobook scriptwriter for Random House, she has worked on over 300 titles by such authors such as Toni Morrison, Oliver Sacks, Jonathan Kellerman, Scott Turow, Jon Krakauer, Katharine Graham, John Updike, Oprah Winfrey, Tom Brokaw, Jimmy Carter, Gore Vidal, Ruth Reichl, Sandra Day O’Connor, Tom Daschle, Robert Reich, Robert Coles, Tom Wolfe, Arthur Golden, Joe Klein, Sue Miller, Sue Grafton, Anna Quindlen, Katharine Hepburn, Gail Sheehy, and Molly Ivins.

She has taught creative and personal writing workshops around the country for colleges such as UCLA and Ohio State University, as well as at senior citizen centers, libraries, schools and shelters. She lives in Nyack, New York.