Maud Casey is the author of the novels
The Man Who Walked Away,
The Shape of Things to Come (a
New York Times Notable Book), and
Genealogy; and a collection of stories,
Drastic. She is the recipient of the Calvino Prize and has received fellowships from the Fundación Valparaiso, Hawthornden International Writers Retreat, Château de Lavigny, Dora Maar, and the Passa Porta residency at Villa Hellebosch. Casey teaches at the University of Maryland and lives in Washington, D.C.
D. Foy is the author of the novel
Made to Break. His story, “Barnacles of the Fuzz,” appeared in
Forty Stories: New Writing from Harper Perennial, edited by Cal Morgan. His essay on the American laundromat came out in Snorri Bros.’s Laundromat, an homage in photographs to the laundromats of New York City (powerHouse Books). His work has appeared in
Revolver and in
Post Road, along with other work in
Frequencies,
Salon,
The Literary Review,
The Georgia Review, and
BOMB, to name a few. He lives in Brooklyn.
Joseph Riippi is the author of
A Cloth House,
The Orange Suitcase, and
Do Something! Do Something! Do Something! and a chapbook called
Treesisters. His latest is
Puyallup, Washington (an interrogation), from Publishing Genius Press, and two novels will come out in 2014 from Civil Coping Mechanisms,
Because, and
Research (A Novel for Performance). He lives with his wife in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.
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