Linda Carter Brinson

Background

Brinson, Linda Carter was born on June 25, 1948 in Plymouth, Indiana, United States. Daughter of James Pratt and Nancy Elizabeth (Martin) Carter.

Education

Bachelor in English, Wake Forest U., 1969; Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing, U. North Carolina, Greensboro, 1987.

Career

Reporter, Winston-Salem (North Carolina) Journal, 1969-1970; book review editor, reporter, Winston-Salem (North Carolina) Journal, 1985-1994; editorial writer, columnist, book review editor, Winston-Salem (North Carolina) Journal, 1994-1997; deputy editorial page editor, book review editor, Winston-Salem (North Carolina) Journal, since 1997; alumni publications editor, Wake Forest U., Winston Salem, 1970-1973; copy editor, assistant national editor, The Sun, Baltimore, 1973-1975; reporter, columnist, editorial writer, The Sentinel, Winston Salem, 1975-1985.

Achievements

• Linda Carter Brinson has been listed as a noteworthy Editor by Marquis Who's Who.

Politics

The state should not attempt to control the church, nor should the church seek to dominate the state. The separation of church and state should not be misconstrued as the abolition of all religious expression from public life.

Views

Every Christians should study the Bible that contains a variety of inspirational and thoughtful ideas in the field of history, law, and poetry.

Membership

Member Phi Beta Kappa.

Interests

• Avocations: gardening, camping, hiking.

Connections

Married Lloyd G. Brinson Junior, September 14, 1975. Children: James Carter, Samuel Felton.

Father:

James Pratt Carter

Mother:

Nancy Elizabeth (Martin) Carter

Spouse:

Lloyd G. Brinson Junior

child:

Samuel Felton Brinson

child:

James Carter Brinson