Winter 2007 Contributors

Matthew Cheney has published fiction and nonfiction with a wide variety
of venues, including One Story, Locus, Rain Taxi, Web Conjunctions, and
elsewhere. He is a regular columnist for the online magazine Strange
Horizons and runs the literary weblog The Mumpsimus.

Scott Esposito’s writing has appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle,
The Chattahoochee Review, and Boldtype, among others. He blogs at
Conversational Reading.

J.C. Hallman is the author of The Chess Artist and The Devil is a Gentleman.
He is currently the Banister Writer-in-Residence at Sweet Briar College.

Barrett Hathcock’s work has
appeared in the Colorado Review, the MacGuffin Reader, and the Birmingham Weekly.

Dan McCarthy was born in Honolulu, HI, and received his BFA from
the San Francisco Art Institute. He lives and works in Brooklyn, NY, where he’s represented by Anton Kern Gallery. He’s recently
had shows in Dresden, Amsterdam, Madrid, and Berlin.

The holder of a master’s degree in English from the University of Virginia, Brien Michael lives in Berkeley, CA.

Dave Munger’s work has appeared in Seed magazine. He blogs at Cognitive Daily.

Art editor Terri Saul’s paintings have been exhibited at galleries nationwide. Her
interview with Zak Smith
appeared in Issue 5.

Stephen Schenkenberg is a writer and editor living in Madison, WI. His work can be read in
The Believer, Identity Theory, and on his website.

M.S. Smith has a Ph.D. in British and European History and has published in several scholarly journals and books,
including A Companion to Nineteenth-Century Britain (Blackwell, 2004) and The Huntington Library Quarterly. He lives in California.

Assistant editor Elizabeth Wadell’s work can be read in The Journal of Law, Culture, and the Humanities, as well as in The Quarterly Conversation
issues 2, 4,
and others.

Scott Bryan Wilson’s work has appeared in Rain Taxi and many other journals. He lives in New York City.

More from The Quarterly Conversation:

1. Fall 2007 Contributors Richard Crary blogs about books, politics, and music at The Existence Machine. He lives in Baltimore. Matthew Cheney has published fiction and nonfiction with a wide variety of venues, including One Story, Locus, Rain Taxi, and Web Conjunctions. He is a regular columnist for the online magazine Strange Horizons and...
2. Winter 2006 Contributors Daniel Olivas is the author of four books, including Devil Talk: Stories (Bilingual Press, 2004). He is currently editing an anthology of Los Angeles fiction by Latino/a writers, and lives in California’s San Fernando Valley. Dave Munger has been an editor, teacher, book designer, and stay-at-home dad. He holds graduate...
3. Fall 2006 Contributors Scott Bryan Wilson’s work has appeared in Rain Taxi and many others. He lives in New York City. Derik Badman blogs at MadInkBeard and writes reviews for various publications. He works as a librarian in Pennsylvania. Theodore McDermott’s essays, interviews, and reviews have appeared in CONTEXT, the Review of Contemporary...
4. Summer 2006 Contributors Dave Munger has been an editor, teacher, book designer, and stay-at-home dad. He holds graduate degrees in English and science education and has written four college writing textbooks. Based in Davidson, North Carolina, he currently writes the blogs Cognitive Daily and Word Munger. Matthew Tiffany recently earned a masters degree...
5. Spring 2006 Contributors Dave Munger has been an editor, teacher, book designer, and stay-at-home dad. He holds graduate degrees in English and science education and has written four college writing textbooks. Based in Davidson, North Carolina, he currently writes the blogs Cognitive Daily and Word Munger. Matthew Tiffany recently earned a masters degree...

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