Amos Magliocco is a winner of the Pushcart Prize, and whose short stories and essays
have appeared in The Missouri Review, Isotope, Yemassee, Oxford Magazine, among others. His first novel, Remedy Wheel, was described by Publisher's Weekly as a "sprawling, highly-literary tale" and "a
grand old story." He is currently finishing his second novel, The Court of Requests, and a collection of essays, When The Wind Turns Traveler.
An avid storm-chaser in springtime, his weather writing and other features have appeared
in Poets and Writers and The Weather Channel website. As well as the Pushcart Prize Anthology, his work
appears in the anthology The Habit of Art: Best Stories from the Indiana Fiction Workshop (Indiana 2005).
He is a recipient of a Peter Taylor Fellowship in Fiction from the Kenyon Review Writers
Workshop and the Warren Wilson Fellowship from Indiana University. A member of the
UNT faculty since 2005, he teaches workshops in fiction, creative nonfiction, video
game writing, and various literature courses. He serves as the Games Studies and Design
Major Coordinator for UNT.
"Put on the Petty" (originally in The Missouri Review, later anthologized in The Pushcart Prize Collection)