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My Cat's Plans for World Domination (2025) The Love Language of Dogs (2025) The Little Book of Sleep Meditations (2025) The Well-Being Activity Book (2025) El Portal Phase (print journal, pgs. 61 - 72, 2025) Grazia How mindfulness can improve your sleep (print magazine, pg. 96, March 2025) The Gravity of the Thing All At Once (2023) Matter Press The Museum of Girlhood (2023) 12th Street Literary Journal You Woke Up: A Conversation (2021) Featured Artist, Works of Annie Fay Meitchik (2020) UNiDAYS Why You Shouldn't Be Afraid To Transfer Universities (2018) How to Balance a Relationship and School (2018) Art N Soul Gallery on 101 Art Representation (2018 - 2021) |
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Hachette UK, Summersdale
Mazel Tov by Mel Barren (2025)
Jane Austen: A Treasure Trove by Debbi Marco (2025)
The Little Book of Mindfulness by Jennifer Cordero (2025)
Beta Reading for Iván Brave
Lunas и Moons by Iván Brave (2024)
Awake and Asleep by Iván Brave (2025)
Mazel Tov by Mel Barren (2025)
Jane Austen: A Treasure Trove by Debbi Marco (2025)
The Little Book of Mindfulness by Jennifer Cordero (2025)
Beta Reading for Iván Brave
Lunas и Moons by Iván Brave (2024)
Awake and Asleep by Iván Brave (2025)
Annie Fay Meitchik...
holds a BA in Creative Writing from The New School and a Certificate in Children's Book Writing and Illustration from UC San Diego. She has taken classes at Upright Citizens Brigade and participates in weekly Creative Writing Workshops through Bad Habits Writing Academy.
As a visual and narrative storyteller, Annie’s written work is observational, introspective, and humorous. At present, she is writing/illustrating children's picture books, editing, and accepting project-based work aimed at amplifying the voices and stories our world needs today.
With over a decade of experience in youth arts education—working at a range of camps, galleries, and museums—Annie has developed a strong belief that the arts should be accessible to people of all identities and she continues to advocate for equality in the arts as a whole in everything she pursues.
As a visual and narrative storyteller, Annie’s written work is observational, introspective, and humorous. At present, she is writing/illustrating children's picture books, editing, and accepting project-based work aimed at amplifying the voices and stories our world needs today.
With over a decade of experience in youth arts education—working at a range of camps, galleries, and museums—Annie has developed a strong belief that the arts should be accessible to people of all identities and she continues to advocate for equality in the arts as a whole in everything she pursues.
