Augusta Rembert Wittkowsky

About the Author

Augusta Rembert Wittkowsky is a celebrated Southern storyteller whose evocative prose captures the rhythms of rural life, the thrill of the hunt, and the quiet wisdom of the outdoors. Born and raised amid the pine-scented landscapes of the American South, she draws from a lifetime of personal adventures to weave narratives that blend humor, heartache, and hard-earned insight. With a keen eye for the nuances of human nature and the natural world, Wittkowsky's writing resonates with readers who cherish tales of tradition and transformation. Her debut collection, My Health Is Better in November: Thirty-five Stories of Hunting and Fishing in the South, showcases her mastery in portraying the bonds between people, places, and pursuits that define Southern heritage. A devoted conservationist and avid angler, she continues to inspire through her vivid depictions of life's fleeting seasons.