Audrey Woodsum

I am a writer and editor with a BFA in Creative Writing at Chapman University in Orange, CA. Growing up in Portland, ME, and moving to San Diego, CA at thirteen, my life has been punctuated by split coasts. In 2015, I published her first novel, The Walls We Keep, and have continued working in the literary community through collaborating with the Los Angeles Review of Books, serving as managing editor of This Is How We Cope, a Chapman University literary publication, and working with 1888 Center, a not-for-profit cultural center in Old Towne Orange focused on the community and the arts. When not writing or editing, I engage in social activism, travel, and spend time with my younger brother, Kent, of whom my first novel is dedicated to. I am currently working on my second novel, focusing on the legalization and subsequent delegalization of same-sex marriage in Maine. I am currently represented by P.S. Literary Agency and am working toward publishing my novel, Strange Love.