Aaron Tracy

Aaron Tracy is a bestselling writer and producer from Washington D.C. He is the founder of Parallax, an award-winning audio entertainment company. Tracy's first audio drama, 'The Coldest Case', a thriller starring Aaron Paul, became the most successful Audible Original ever. Another series Tracy wrote and created, 'Supreme: The Battle for Roe', starring Maya Hawke and William H. Macy, about the 26 year-old lead attorney on Roe V. Wade, won the Webby Award for Best Fiction series. Some of Tracy's other audio series include: '10 Days', an underdog NBA story starring Glen Powell; 'Murder in Bermuda', a courtroom drama starring Mary-Louise Parker; 'Summer Breeze', a comedic revenge tale starring Kelly Ripa; and 'The Commuter', a domestic thriller starring Lizzy Caplan. Tracy's TV writing credits include 'Law & Order: SVU', 'The Tap', and 'Sequestered', a thriller about a rogue juror, which he created and ran for two seasons. Tracy's first novel, 'The Honeymoon Period', will be published by Macmillan in 2026. Tracy is on faculty at Yale University where he teaches creative writing.