Training, Passion, Dedication
 
 

Introducing
Morgan Lynn Krueger

In first grade, Morgan Lynn wrote her first short story. It was about a family who had to rescue their dog from a ship! Only once the family was back on dry land, they realize they had forgot their cat (setting it up nicely for a sequel).

From college essays to lab reports, Morgan Lynn has always found a way to turn the mundane into a story. Now that she’s graduated from the University of Tulsa, she is working as an editor at Sneak Peek Books and is happily pursuing writing full time. Her most recent story, Go Gentle, was published in Discretionary Love.

 
 
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Published Works

Awards

Conferences

  • Neal Shusterman’s eight-day Storyman Workshop, Fl (2023)

  • ABLA Children's Writers Workshop, Cape Code (2022)

  • ABLA Children's Writers Workshop, Big Sur (2021)

  • SCBWI Conference, Tulsa (2016)

  • SCBWI Conference, Tulsa (2015)

Resume

 
 
 

New & Upcoming

 

  • Morgan attended the eight-day Storyman Writer’s Workshop, hosted by New York Times best-selling author Neal Shusterman, in June 2023.

  • Still Scrolling has been accepted for publication in the next edition of Rhodora Magazine.

  • The screenplay Kindness Ain’t is undergoing final revisions. Set in Oklahoma in 1903, this short film centers on a young woman who yearns for freedom:

When a young woman tries to escape her overbearing father, a traveler teaches her a deadly lesson about the world.

 
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A story based on the character from The Scarlet Letter

 
“You don’t need to know the book to enjoy this, but it does add an extra dimension. Extremely well done continuation of the excellent character who, as a child, asked her father if he’d stand on the scaffold with her during the day.”
— Leila Allison
 
“Excellent job of building on the classic character’s past while imagining and creating a believable future.”
— DAVID HENSON
 
“Well written and thought-provoking! This makes you consider so many things. Not everything is black and white and most things whether our fault or not have guilt attached in some way. ”
— Hugh
 
 
 

Classes, University of Tulsa

 

  • Narrative Imagination (ENGL)

  • Writing Fiction (ENGL)

  • Advanced Fiction Writing (ENGL)

  • 21st Century Female Protagonists (ENGL)

  • Exposition & Argument (ENGL)

  • Hispanic Literary Texts (SPAN)

  • Latin American Literature (SPAN)

 

  • Once Upon a Time in Russia (Foreign Studies)

  • Patterns in Culture (ANTH)

  • Theories of Personality (PSY)

  • Foundations of Psychology (PSY)

  • Developmental Psychology (PSY)

  • Sociological Imagination (SOC)

 
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