is an author and literary scholar. After earning a PhD in English literature, she turned to creative nonfiction, writing The Unfit Heiress and Girls and Their Monsters. The latter won the Michigan Notable Book award and was named a New York Times Editors’ Pick. Farley currently teaches part-time at Mount St. Mary’s University and leads creative writing workshops for Narratively Academy, where she has helped many authors to develop book ideas. She is most interested in narrative nonfiction, especially memoir, biography, true crime, history, and cultural criticism.
Fun facts about me
I am trying to read every book ever written about Vatican II, often referred to as “the most important event of the twentieth century that no one has ever heard of.” Submission Guidelines Submissions should be emailed to audrey.farley@ Please send a query letter to au *********** @ ********. I try to reply to all inquiries within four weeks. Vital Info audrey.farley@ @AudreyCFarley @AudreyCFarley Website Agent
Non-Fiction
Biography, Cultural criticism, Feminism and women\'s issues, History, Memoir, Pop Culture, Spiritual, True Crime I’d like the next… I like books that ask questions, showing deep curiosity about their subject. I admire writers who make space for tension and who see the texture in the world, including in other people. My favorites include… Books: Matthew Pratt Guterl’s Skinfolk, Alex Marzano-Lesnevich’s The Fact of a Body, Clint Smith’s How the Word is Passed
Films
Conclave, Run
TV
The Keepers, The Killing