Annilee Newton

writer and writing teacher

Annilee Newton is a writer and professor based in Austin, Texas. Currently teaching composition and working on a novel about a college student who masquerades as her male classmate to work on an archaeological dig in 1950 Greece.

Annilee Newton is a writer and composition professor based in Austin, Texas. She earned her MFA in Creative Writing from Lesley University and teaches at Austin Community College. Her manuscript, Thessalonika, is a work of historical fiction set in 1950s Greece. Her creative nonfiction has appeared in Sierra Nevada Review, The Dirty Spoon, and Family Stories from the Attic.

My Words

This Rough Magic

_{Fangirling over Mary Stewart’s 1964 novel on the San Marcos Public Radio Show Bookmarked.}

Vertigo in Blue

_{A review of Mariette Navarro’s Ultramarine for Asymptote Journal.}

Anger as Purpose

^{A review of Caroline Laurent’s An Impossible Return for Asymptote Journal.}

Wine Tasting

_{Tales from behind the bar the podcast PenDust Radio.}

Oranges

_{Threaded memories about learning how to taste and experience life for Sierra Nevada Review.}

Coming Apar t

_{Trying to}_{keep hollandaise sauce and my relationships from separating for the podcast Dirty Spoon.}

Leet

_{Making sense of my roots on my dead grandfather’s Kentucky farm for the anthology Family Stories from the Attic.}

Annilee Newton is a writer and professor based in Austin, Texas. Currently teaching composition and working on a novel about a college student who masquerades as her male classmate to work on an archaeological dig in 1950 Greece.

My Words

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