Editor-in-Chief

Katrina Gray

Katrina Gray lives in Nashville with the writer John Minichillo and their curly-headed lovechild. Her writing has appeared in JMWW, Necessary Fiction, Women Writers: A Zine, BLIP, The Northville Review, Emprise Review, and other places. She has a special fondness for overcast days, kalamata olives, magnolia blossoms, singer-songwriters, Twittering comics, and iced soy hazelnut lattes. She blogs in two places: the sometimes-literary Katrina Gray website, and the always-literary Fictionaut.

Fiction Editor

Jamie Iredell

Jamie Iredell was a co-founding editor of New South, and serves as the Arts Director for C&R Press. He is the author of two books——Prose. Poems. a Novel. and The Book of Freaks——and three chapbooks. His writing has appeared in many journals and magazines, among them Freerange Nonfiction, Pear Noir!, Gigantic, and Hobart. He runs a reading series called solar anus. He lives in Atlanta where he teaches writing at Savannah College of Art and Design.

Poetry Editor

Michael Meyerhofer

Michael Meyerhofer’s third book, Damnatio Memoriae, won the Brick Road Poetry Book Contest. His previous books are Blue Collar Eulogies (Steel Toe Books) and Leaving Iowa (winner of the Liam Rector First Book Award). He has also won the James Wright Poetry Award, the Laureate Prize, the Annie Finch Prize for Poetry, the Marjorie J. Wilson Best Poem Contest, and five chapbook prizes. His work has appeared in Ploughshares, North American Review, Arts & Letters, River Styx, Quick Fiction and other journals, and can be read online at his website.

Mixed Media Editor

Matt Mullins

Matt Mullins is a writer, musician, experimental filmmaker and multimedia artist. His fiction and poetry have appeared in Pleiades, Hunger Mountain, Harpur Palate, Descant, subTerrain, Hobart, decomP, kill author, The San Pedro River River Review and a number of other print and online journals and anthologies. His debut collection of short stories, Three Ways of the Saw (February 2012), is now available from Atticus Books. His ever-evolving interactive digital literature project currently lives at lit-digital. He lives in Muncie, Indiana where he teaches screenwriting at Ball State University.

Managing Editor

Libby O’Neill

Libby O’Neill is assistant editor at Atticus Books, where mostly she takes Dan’s half-baked ideas and tries to get them golden brown. She’s been doing this ever since earning her BA in English at the University of Dallas and loves every minute of it. Now that she’s also managing editor of Atticus Review, she gets to spend even more time poring over and enjoying other people’s writing while avoiding doing any of her own.

Founder and Publisher

Dan Cafaro

Dan Cafaro is the founder and publisher of Atticus Books, an independent press based in Kensington, Md. Dan is a rabble-rousing old soul with a penchant for satire and sun-dried tomatoes. Despite his eternal hunt for meticulous prose, he is an untrained metaphor grifter and frequent abuser——Strunk & White, we revere and salute ye——of the closed em dash. Atticus Review is his celestial firstborn (and she swears on a stack of City Lights pocket paperbacks that she will become a galactic hitchhiker when she grows up).