Nate Mancuso is an attorney, fiction writer, and lover/advocate of free speech and civil liberties. Nate’s short stories have appeared in numerous literary magazines including PULP, Disturb the Universe, Synchronized Chaos, A Thin Slice of Anxiety, miniMAG and Mobius Blvd. Nate is also a book reviewer for Historical Novels Review and a reader/editor for several independent presses. While Nate’s work tends toward transgressive fiction and dirty realism, he has written a number of sports-themed short stories and finds that competitive sports provides a great source of raw material for intriguing fiction and nonfiction alike.
Mary Biggs is a retired English professor, having served as a faculty member at The College of New Jersey, Columbia University and The University of Chicago, from which she earned an interdisciplinary Ph.D. Mary has written numerous short stories, essays and articles, and a book on contemporary American poetry. Mary has also served as an editor and consultant on several literary magazines and a legendary small press, The Spirit That Moves Us, for which she co-edited two collections of new fiction and poetry. Mary is committed both to reading and encouraging the work of new authors, and to following the new work of established authors.
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