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Chris Lynch

クリス・リンチ

Kurisu Rinch

Profile

Gender
Male
Born
1962-07-02 (Boston)
Nationality
American
Languages
English
Religion
Unknown
Residence History
Boston

Career

Occupations
Author, teacher
Active Years
1993-2024
Affiliations
Lesley University

Education

Emerson College
Creative Writing
Country: United States

Awards

National Book Award for Young People's Literature Finalist
2005
Work: Inexcusable
Category: Young People's Literature
Organization: National Book Foundation
Result: finalist
ALA Best Books for Young Adults
1994
Work: Iceman
Organization: American Library Association
Result: winner
ALA Best Books for Young Adults
1993
Work: Shadow Boxer
Organization: American Library Association
Result: winner
ALA Best Books for Young Adults
2000
Work: Gold Dust
Organization: American Library Association
Result: winner
ALA Best Books for Young Adults
1995
Work: Slot Machine
Organization: American Library Association
Result: winner
Michael L. Printz Award Runner-up
2002
Work: Freewill
Result: runner-up

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Inexcusable

2005 Young Adult

A problematic novel depicting the morality of rape from a high school student's perspective.

MoralityViolenceResponsibility
Translations
  • Korean: Yongsŏ halsu ŏmnŭn

Bibliography

  • Pieces
  • The Big Game of Everything
  • Me, Dead Dad and Alcatraz
  • Inexcusable
  • Freewill
  • Iceman
  • Shadow Boxer

Style & Themes

Literary Style
RealisticIntrospective
Recurring Motifs
Adolescent strugglesMoral dilemmas

Legacy

Known as an important young adult author, with works often themed around war and morality.