Lucy Lipari is an author, educator, and advocate for digital literacy and personal privacy in an increasingly AI-driven world. She holds a Master of Arts in Education from New York University and has spent years focused on helping individuals, families, and communities understand how technology affects learning, behavior, and everyday decision-making. With a background that bridges education, writing, and real-world experience, Lucy brings a clear, practical voice to complex topics often buried in technical language. Her work centers on empowering everyday users-not experts-to navigate the digital world with confidence, awareness, and common sense. She believes that understanding technology is no longer optional, but an essential life skill for all ages. Lucy has previously published six books across a wide range of genres, including mystery thrillers, fantasy, historical fiction, and poetry. She also writes fiction with her husband and co-author, Richard Lipari. Together, they collaborate on imaginative projects that emphasize strong storytelling, layered characters, and historical depth.

This diverse creative background informs Lucy's nonfiction work, allowing her to combine narrative clarity with engaging, reader-focused explanations. Lucy is the author of the Digital Safety series, which explores privacy, data protection, artificial intelligence, and responsible technology use for adults, teens, and families. Her writing avoids fear-based messaging and instead focuses on clarity, realism, and actionable guidance readers can apply immediately. In addition to her nonfiction work, Lucy is an active member of the writing community and frequently collaborates on projects that blend technology, culture, and storytelling. She is committed to helping readers stay informed, stay safe, and stay in control of their digital lives as technology continues to evolve. Lucy Lipari lives in Florida, where she writes, researches emerging technology trends, and works on future books in the Digital Safety series.