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Judith Austin Mills
Judith Austin Mills Moved to Texas from up north when she was ten. The absence of distinct seasons and the spare, sprawling landscape in her adopted state may have been what taught...view moreJudith Austin Mills Moved to Texas from up north when she was ten. The absence of distinct seasons and the spare, sprawling landscape in her adopted state may have been what taught her to look closely for signs of change. Her writing, both fiction and poetry, portrays awakenings. Since 2010, the complex shifts brought on by the Texas Revolution have fascinated her.
In 1989 at the University of Texas, the author earned her M.A.in English with a concentration in Creative Writing. Stories from her collection, Lost Autumn Blues, have appeared in literary journals. One piece from her poetry book Accidental Joy received a Pushcart nomination in 2015. The novel manuscript Tripping Home won the Writers' League of Texas mainstream competition in 2001.
Since retiring from the French classroom and from Austin Community College as an Adjunct, Associate Professor of English, Judith Austin Mills devotes her time to writing and to family. She is more and more convinced that hopeful change springs from a careful look at history.
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Books by Judith Austin Mills
a Texas Revolution novel Accidental Joy: A Streak of Poetry Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsHow Far Tomorrow: Remembering the Georgia Battalion in Texas Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsThose Bones at Goliad: a Texas Revolution novel, sequel to How Far Tomorrow Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratingsThe Dove Shall Fly: a Texas Revolution novel, sequel to Bones at Goliad Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratings