Julie Vick, Writer

Humor, Parenting, and Travel Writer

About Julie Vick

Bio

Julie Vick is the author of the humorous advice book for new parents Babies Don’t Make Small Talk (So Why Should I?): The Introvert’s Guide to Surviving Parenthood (Countryman Press, 2021). Her writing has appeared in New Yorker Daily Shouts, Real Simple, Parents, McSweeney’s, and The Washington Post. She is an English Instructor at the University of Colorado Denver.

Looking for the Media Kit for Babies Don’t Make Small Talk (So Why Should I?)? Check it out here.

My Background

I studied journalism (news-editorial) and creative writing (fiction) as an undergrad and then worked various jobs (dot com in Seattle, vodka PR and Events in New York, a nonprofit arts organization in Denver) before returning to grad school and completing a master’s degree in English Rhetoric and Composition. I am currently an English Instructor at the University of Colorado Denver.

Teaching

I have taught undergraduate courses in rhetoric and composition at CU Denver since 2006. Courses I teach (or have taught) include the following: Business Writing, Core Comp I & II, Humor Writing, Technical Writing, Advanced Rhetorical Analysis, Senior Seminar in Writing, and Argumentation and Logic.

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