Audrey Wick

Celebrating the diverse and unique state in which I was raised, I write contemporary, Texas-set fiction.

In addition to writing, I have been a full-time professor of English at Blinn College in Texas since 2003 and serve on faculty of the San Miguel Literary Sala. I have articles published in Woman’s World, Writer’s Digest, Chicken Soup for the Soul, Southern Writers, Texas Town & City, and The Daily Yonder. My work has also appeared in The Chicago Tribune, The Orlando Sentinel, The Houston Chronicle, The Fort Worth Star-Telegram, and The Huntsville Item newspapers and various journals such as South Texas Studies, Whitefish Review, Vending Machine Press, The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature, Burnt Pine, Women in Higher Education, So It Goes: The Literary Journal of the Kurt Vonnegut Museum, Whitefish Review, Peregrine, and The International Journal of the Book. My narrative essay “The Siren Call of the Bingo Hall” is part of Course Reader: Rhetorical Modes and The Norton Mix, two college writing textbooks available, respectively, by Cengage Learning and W. W. Norton. The Writing and Wellness, Today’s Learner, Turnitin, and Destination Go blogs carry my work. Professionally, I have authored college writing and teaching curriculum for Bedford/St. Martin’s and Wadsworth/Cengage and am a Teaching Excellence Award winner. I also present at education and technology conferences and was a 2018 Key West Literary Seminar Teacher Scholarship recipient.

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