Mickey D. Lynn

About the Author

Mickey D. Lynn is a sly wordsmith with a penchant for the absurd and the everyday con, drawing from a lifetime of observing human folly in smoke-filled backrooms and sun-drenched porches. Born in the heart of the American Midwest, Lynn honed his craft through years of scribbling tales that blend sharp wit with unexpected heart, often poking fun at the illusions we cling to in pursuit of fortune or favor. His debut work, 'How to Cheat Your Friends at Poker: The Wisdom of Dickie Richard,' captures the essence of his storytelling—part rogue's memoir, part philosopher's quip—earning praise for its irreverent charm and sly insights into the games we play, both literal and figurative. When not crafting narratives that leave readers chuckling and second-guessing their own bluffs, Lynn can be found tinkering with old card decks or debating the merits of a well-timed tell.