Gabe Wicks has been a recognized creative force in the recording industry for more than twenty-five years, first in the Nashville film and video community, and then in the book world. Currently serving as Executive Producer for David C. Cook Publishing, Gabe has been in the audio space since 2008, when he began building the in-house audiobook program at Thomas Nelson Publishers (later HarperCollins Christian Publishers). Now based in St. Augustine, Florida, he has produced more than four thousand audiobooks in his career, winning numerous awards and industry nods.
Gabe and his wife have three kids, an old house that needs constant upkeep and a couple of antique cars that require frequent prayer to continue running. In his free time, Gabe regularly mourns the fact that he has no free time.
Every American high school student takes a field trip to Long Island, New York, at some point, visiting the Roaring ’20s as only F. Scott Fitzgerald could write them. Thanks to its evocative setting, rich themes and masterful writing, The Great Gatsby has secured its standing as a required-reading staple as well as one of the greatest American novels ever written.
Gabe Wicks is at it again! This time, his parody of an old promotional film is titled, “My Miami and Me!” Like the best satirical pieces, this 4:36 minute gem could easily fool a lot of people into believing it’s the real deal.
With his wicked sense of humor fully engaged, Gabe Wicks brings us the step-by-step “history” of how Bibles are really made!