Eric Winick hails from Marblehead, Massachusetts, birthplace of the American Navy. He is the founder of Yarn AudioWorks, an audio production unit dedicated to storytelling and sound-rich documentaries. His pieces have been broadcast on NPR, in Anchorage, Austin, Birmingham, Champagne-Urbana, Chicago, Minneapolis, New England, and Seattle. Winick serves by day as Director of Marketing at Playwrights Horizons, an off-Broadway theater, and lives in Brooklyn, NY with his wife and son.
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