Austin, Audrey

Creative writing is Audrey Austin’s joy. In addition to publication of poems by White Mountain Publishing and short stories by Wynterblue Publishing Canada, over the past three years she has worked hard to create and has published four books. Sara, a Canadian Saga and Reawakening are novels. Sara is now also available as an E-book through Amazon.com Audrey has also published an anthology of short stories titled The Silent Star plus a dozen and, in addition, a self-help manual titled Keeping it Simple. All four books are enjoying good local sales.

To learn more about Audry and her books, visit her blog.

She is delighted to have her short story, The Hole in the Wall, published on CommuterLit.com and hopes you will enjoy reading it.

CommuterLit posts:

The Hole in the Wall

Jacob’s Seven Letters

Entertaining Stranger

Remember Me

Abundance

While You Were Sleeping

Today’s Author

Kaarina Stiff grew up in Toronto and earned a diploma in print journalism from Centennial College. After a brief stint as a staff writer for a chain of community newspapers, she returned to school and graduated from Carleton University (Bachelor of Arts, History and Political Science) and the University of Waterloo (Master of Environmental Studies). For the past 13 years she has toiled in various government offices, and now writes for pleasure in her spare time. She lives in Ottawa.

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