Erin McGraw is the author of six books, most recently the novel Better Food for a Better World (Slant Books, 2013). Her stories and essays have appeared in The Georgia Review, The Atlantic, STORY, the Southern Review, Allure, and other magazines and journals. She lives in Tennessee with her husband, the poet Andrew Hudgins.

Lisa Graley’s story collection The Current That Carries, forthcoming from the University of Georgia Press in 2016, won the 2015 Flannery O’Connor Award for Short Fiction; her poetry collection Box of Blue Horses (2013) won the 2012 Gival Poetry Award. Her stories have appeared in Glimmer Train and the McNeese Review. Graley, originally from Sod, West Virginia, is an assistant professor of English and humanities at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

Jack Driscoll’s latest collection, The Goat Fish and the Lover’s Knot (Wayne State University Press, 2017), received the 2018 Michigan Library Foundation Award for fiction. His forthcoming “New & Selected” will include eleven stories previously published in The Georgia Review and dating back to 1987. He currently teaches in Pacific University’s low-residency MFA program in Oregon.

Gregory Wolos’ short fiction has recently appeared or is forthcoming in Post Road, the Pinch, the Baltimore Review, the Los Angeles Review, PANK, and many other journals and anthologies. His stories have earned five Pushcart Prize nominations and his story collections have been named as finalists for the 2010 and 2012 Flannery O’Connor Short Fiction Award and the 2015 Serena McDonald Kennedy Award. Wolos’ stories have won competitions sponsored by the Rubery Book Awards, Gulf Stream, and New South. He lives and writes in upstate New York on the bank of the Mohawk River.