Tricia Bauer

Background

Tricia Bauer was born and grew up in Baltimore. She began writing as a young girl and later studied poetry before turning to fiction writing.

Career

Tricia has written for newspapers and magazines and held editorial and marketing jobs with different children's book publishers. Her stories have appeared in literary journals and anthologies throughout the U.S., and her travel features have been published in The New York Times and International Herald Tribune. She is also a contributor of fiction and poetry to periodicals, including Western Humanities Review, Calyx, American Literary Review, Carolina Quarterly, American Voice, Black Warrior Review, and Massachusetts Review.

Achievements

• Tricia is the author of the famous novel Boondocking, which she wrote in 1997. Boondocking was selected for the Discover Great New Writers program and named one of Library Journal's Best First Novels.
  
  

Works

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  • Shelterbelt

    (When she learns of her pregnancy, teenager Jade Engler, w...)

    2000
  • Hollywood & Hardwood: A Novel

    (The bittersweet tale of an ambitious husband and wife who...)

    1999
  • Father Flashes 2011
  • Working Women and Other Stories 1995
  • Boondocking: A Novel 1997

Membership

• Poets and Writers