“Hoyer Lift,” a work of prose nonfiction, appears in the Summer 2008 issue of Memoir (and).
Author: Glenn Deutsch
Glenn Deutsch’s writing has appeared in The Literary Review, Confrontation, Post Road Magazine, Gargoyle Magazine, Notre Dame Review, Exposition Review, New Delta Review, River City (now The Pinch), and Fiction Southeast, among other literary publications; in magazines such as Harper’s Bazaar, Men’s Health, Men’s Fitness, and Poets & Writers; and in daily and alternative weekly newspapers including The Milwaukee Journal, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Newsday, Orlando Sentinel, St. Paul Pioneer Press, Isthmus, and Shepherd Express. Glenn has been an editor at Third Coast, Men’s Health, The Milwaukee Journal, and other publications. He earned his PhD in English/creative writing at Western Michigan University, in 2006, after careers in journalism and other fields, and taught writing and literature at Kalamazoo College for six years as a visiting professor, followed by journalism at Albion College for six years as a visiting professor. In 2018, he left academia to write full time. He has completed a novel and is at work on a story collection and novella. He lives in Kalamazoo, Michigan, with his wife and son, and is also the proud father of an adult daughter.
Specs, a journal of contemporary culture and arts at Rollins College, has accepted a poem-essay titled “Homologizing primates” for publication in their debut Fall 2008 print edition.
The journal’s aim is “to create sympathetic interfaces between artistic and critical practices.”
I have been chosen by Kalamazoo College Alpha Lambda Delta chapter initiate Heather Weatherly as a “Favorite Professor.” Thank you, Heather.
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(I’ve edited this post to just say welcome and thanks for visiting! –Glenn)
