Author Archives: memagidd

Matt Sailor lives and writes in Portland, Oregon. His flash fiction has appeared most recently at Whiskey Paper, Cartridge Lit, and Fjords Review. His editorial background includes working as an associate editor for NANO Fiction, the fiction editor for The Mondegreen, … Continue reading →

Jennifer Pieroni is the author of the novella Danceland. She studied writing at Emerson College, and now lives on the north shore of the state with her husband and son. Her fiction has appeared in numerous literary journals and anthologies, … Continue reading →

Margaret Luongo’s stories have appeared in Tin House, The Cincinnati Review, Granta, New South, Consequence, The Pushcart Prize anthology and other publications. Her second story collection, History of Art, will be published in early 2016 by LSU Press. She teaches … Continue reading →

Nancy Stebbins is a psychiatrist in the Denver area. She earned an MFA from Pacific University and her short stories have been published in Indiana Review, Cutbank Review, St. Ann’s Review, and elsewhere. She is a past editor at SmokeLong … Continue reading →

Tara Dwyer, by day, is a high school English teacher and by night, she is one of a pair of moms to a pretty magnificent 5 year old boy who alarmingly displays writerly leanings. She earned her Master of Fine … Continue reading →

Steve Weddle’s novel-in-stories, Country Hardball (Tyrus, 2013), was called “downright dazzling” by the New York Times. The French translation, Le Bon Fils, will be published in 2016 by Gallmeister. Weddle holds an MFA in creative writing from Louisiana State University, … Continue reading →

Caren Beilin’s novel, The University of Pennsylvania came out this past November with Noemi Press, and her fiction chapbook, Americans, Guests, or Us, is available from DIAGRAM/New Michigan Press. She is from Philadelphia and currently living in Salt Lake City, … Continue reading →

Catherine Carberry earned her MFA in fiction from Bowling Green State University, where she served as Assistant Editor of Mid-American Review. Her fiction has been broadcast on NPR and has appeared in publications including North American Review, Indiana Review, Greensboro … Continue reading →

Elise Burke is an MFA candidate at Hollins University’s Jackson Center for Creative Writing. She received her BA from the Kratz Center for Creative Writing at Goucher College in Baltimore. She was awarded two Kratz Center Fellowships in 2011 and … Continue reading →