Michael Mau’s short fiction has appeared in Fifth Wednesday, Mount Hope, Firewords Quarterly, Subtopian, Ferocious Quarterly, and other places. "An Open Letter to America From a Public School Teacher," originally published in McSweeney's, received national attention when it was picked up by several news outlets. His story "Little Bird" was selected by Lily Hoang as the winner of the 2014 Black Warrior Review Fiction Contest. "Best Launderette," chosen by Pam Houston for Fifth Wednesday, was recently nominated for a Pushcart Prize. He received his MFA from the Bluegrass Writers Studio in central Kentucky where he writes and teaches.
Don’t Talk to Me About Submissions
I love Duotrope, if for no other reason than it helps me find journals that I never would have found […]
North Lime Donuts & Art Gallery
If it’s art and donuts you want, then you can have both. I closed up my show at the John […]
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…And Then There Were None
After a fifteen year hiatus, I have returned to the stage to test out my community theatre acting chops. Rehearsals […]
Contest
So I get a call from an editor who asks if one of my stories has been published yet. I […]
