TERRY LYNN CRANE
PUBLISHED AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR/PERFORMER/
SPEAKER/ARTIST/RADIO PERSONALITY
PUBLISHED AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR/PERFORMER/
SPEAKER/ARTIST/RADIO PERSONALITY
Terry Lynn Crane is a published, award-winning author and poet, speaker, free-lance writer for newspapers, magazines, gifted artist, singer, songwriter, broadcast professional, radio personality, an actress in live theatre, civic light operas and marketing professional.
At the age of 14, Terry Lynn was one of the youngest members of A.S.C.A.P. (American Society of Composers, Authors & Publishers) with her first song, "Glad You're Still Around", penned with co-writer, Dan Lambert, published in Nashville, Tennessee. While pursuing her music career, she performed in numerous civic light operas in California, many television variety shows, Jerry Lewis Telethon and live concerts throughout the United States. Terry also studied broadcasting in San Diego, California and was the comedic radio personality, "Shirley Dimple" in Memphis, Tennessee with popular disc jockeys, Rick Dees (Disco Duck and Top 40 Countdown fame), Ron Jordan, Charlie O'Neal and radio legend, Wolfman Jack.
In 2000, Terry Lynn and her late husband, “Gone With The Wind” actor, Fred Crane, (“Brent Tarleton”) opened a Gone With The Wind-themed B&B, Tarleton Oaks Bed and Breakfast, where they entertained guests from all over the world.
In 2002, they opened The Gone With The Wind Hall of Stars Museum which housed over 100 items previously owned and/or worn by “Gone With The Wind” cast members such as Vivien Leigh, Clark Gable, Olivia de Havilland, Leslie Howard, George Reeves, Butterfly McQueen and others, along with many signed photographs from “Gone With The Wind” and letters from the cast members.
FIDDLE DEE DEE RECIPES: A TASTE OF “GONE WITH THE WIND” is Terry Lynn’s first book. It is a beautiful, hardbound, Gone With The Wind collectible coffee table book which measures 11” x 8.5”. A variety of recipes are offered from the mid to late 1800's, as well as Fred and Terry Lynn’s recipes which were served to family, friends and guests at their establishment, Tarleton Oaks Bed and Breakfast. Also included are special selections from their memorabilia collection, information about the cast members, behind the scenes stories, scenes cut from the movie, rare autographs, movie stills, the author’s original artwork and historic items intertwined with memories of their extraordinary experiences at Tarleton Oaks.
Other books in the works are GONE WITH THE PEN---A JOURNEY TO THE HEART, a non-fiction book which contains many of the 1,600+ letters that Fred and Terry Lynn wrote to each other as well as photographs, original poetry and artwork of both Fred and Terry Lynn Crane; FROM TARA TO TARLETON OAKS---A GONE WITH THE WIND SCRAPBOOK, a non-fiction book which she co-wrote with her late husband, Fred Crane; REMINISCIN’, a compilation of humorous, true stories; and BEDTIME RHYMES, a book of original rhyming poetry.
Currently, she and her husband, Frank Crabtree, have their own interactive, internet radio station, www.frankandterryradio.com.
At the age of 14, Terry Lynn was one of the youngest members of A.S.C.A.P. (American Society of Composers, Authors & Publishers) with her first song, "Glad You're Still Around", penned with co-writer, Dan Lambert, published in Nashville, Tennessee. While pursuing her music career, she performed in numerous civic light operas in California, many television variety shows, Jerry Lewis Telethon and live concerts throughout the United States. Terry also studied broadcasting in San Diego, California and was the comedic radio personality, "Shirley Dimple" in Memphis, Tennessee with popular disc jockeys, Rick Dees (Disco Duck and Top 40 Countdown fame), Ron Jordan, Charlie O'Neal and radio legend, Wolfman Jack.
In 2000, Terry Lynn and her late husband, “Gone With The Wind” actor, Fred Crane, (“Brent Tarleton”) opened a Gone With The Wind-themed B&B, Tarleton Oaks Bed and Breakfast, where they entertained guests from all over the world.
In 2002, they opened The Gone With The Wind Hall of Stars Museum which housed over 100 items previously owned and/or worn by “Gone With The Wind” cast members such as Vivien Leigh, Clark Gable, Olivia de Havilland, Leslie Howard, George Reeves, Butterfly McQueen and others, along with many signed photographs from “Gone With The Wind” and letters from the cast members.
FIDDLE DEE DEE RECIPES: A TASTE OF “GONE WITH THE WIND” is Terry Lynn’s first book. It is a beautiful, hardbound, Gone With The Wind collectible coffee table book which measures 11” x 8.5”. A variety of recipes are offered from the mid to late 1800's, as well as Fred and Terry Lynn’s recipes which were served to family, friends and guests at their establishment, Tarleton Oaks Bed and Breakfast. Also included are special selections from their memorabilia collection, information about the cast members, behind the scenes stories, scenes cut from the movie, rare autographs, movie stills, the author’s original artwork and historic items intertwined with memories of their extraordinary experiences at Tarleton Oaks.
Other books in the works are GONE WITH THE PEN---A JOURNEY TO THE HEART, a non-fiction book which contains many of the 1,600+ letters that Fred and Terry Lynn wrote to each other as well as photographs, original poetry and artwork of both Fred and Terry Lynn Crane; FROM TARA TO TARLETON OAKS---A GONE WITH THE WIND SCRAPBOOK, a non-fiction book which she co-wrote with her late husband, Fred Crane; REMINISCIN’, a compilation of humorous, true stories; and BEDTIME RHYMES, a book of original rhyming poetry.
Currently, she and her husband, Frank Crabtree, have their own interactive, internet radio station, www.frankandterryradio.com.
