Aury Wallington

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Aury Wallington is an American novelist and television writer.

Biography

Following her Pennsylvania birth, Wallington worked in New Orleans. After a stint in New York City as personal assistant to an actor, she began her television career. Wallington currently lives in Los Angeles.

Work

Wallington has written six novels. These are:

• Heroes: Saving Charlie - The first in the official Heroes book series.
• Pop! - A teenage novel.
• The OC
  • Cohen
  • Bait and Switch
  • Spring Break
  • The Misfit.

Wallington has written three anthologies and eight scripts for television. These are:

• The pilot for USA Death Benefits
• The pilot for ABC Family Will Triumph Fights Alone
• The pilot for ABC Family Menace to Society
• Heroes: "Once Upon a Time in Texas"
• The Wedding Album pilot
• One episode for Courting Alex called "Big Client".
• Two episodes for Veronica Mars titled "Like a Virgin" and "Clash of the Tritons".
• One episode for Sex and the City, "The Cold War".
• Two episodes for Gravity Falls, "Headhunters" and "The Time Traveler's Pig".

She also created the Netflix original series Spirit Riding Free and served as the co-writer for its 2021 feature film, Spirit Untamed with Kristin Hahn.

References

External links

• Aury Wallington at IMDb