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All content Copyright 2008 Yalobusha Review. All rights reserved.
Staff & Contact Information
The Yalobusha Review staff consists of a senior editor, three subject editors, and an editorial board. The 2007-2008 YR staff is listed below, along with their respective e-mail addresses. Specific questions regarding submissions should be directed to the appropriate editor; general or business-related questions should be sent to the senior editor. Please remember that the Yalobusha Review does not accept e-mail or online submissions. Click here to review our submission guidelines.
Senior Editor
Danielle Sellers
Bio:
Danielle Sellers, a Key West native, received her MA from The Writing Seminars at Johns Hopkins. Her poems have appeared in The Cimarron Review, The Eleventh Muse, Poetry Southeast, Poet Lore and elsewhere. Last fall, she won The Madison Review's Phyllis Smart Young Poetry Prize and was a semi-finalist for the "Discovery"/ The Nation Prize. This summer, she attended the Sewanee Writers' Conference as a Mona Van Duyn Scholar.
Poetry Editor
Alicia Casey
Bio:
Alicia Casey holds a B.A. in English with a concentration in creative writing from the University of Missouri-Columbia, and recently completed an M.A. in English at Austin Peay State University. She served as the founding Poetry Editor for Streetlight Magazine in Charlottesville, Virginia, and as an Editorial Assistant for Zone 3. She is currently completing her M.F.A. in Poetry at Ole Miss, where she was awarded the John and Renee Grisham fellowship in creative writing.
Associate Editors
Melissa Holm
Douglas Ray
Candice Bailey
Fiction Editor
Anne Corbitt
Bio:
Anne Corbitt is a third-year MFA candidate in Fiction at the University of Mississippi. She is originally from Atlanta, Georgia, and she received her BA in Creative Writing from Elon University. She is also the recipient of the John and Renee Grisham fellowship.
Chris Kammerud
John Oliver Hodges
Anya Groner
Emily Green
Non-Fiction Editor
Adam Klinker
Bio:
Adam Klinker is currently pursuing a doctoral degree in 20th century American literature at the University of Mississippi. Originally from Omaha, Nebraska he holds degrees in literature and literary theory from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and the University of Kansas. Most of his work is in the field of journalism and he has spent a sizeable portion of the last ten years as a writer and editor at various daily and weekly newspapers in the upper Great Plains and the South.
Joshua Brown
Tara McLellan
Art Editor
Chris Hayes
Christopher_Hayes81@hotmail.com
Bio: Chris Hayes is a second year M.F.A. candidate in poetry, originally from Clarksville, TN. As an undergraduate, he received the Rachel Maddux award in poetry from Austin Peay State University. He also recently attended the 2007 Sewanee Writers' Conference as an M.F.A. Scholar.
Faculty Advisor
Dr. David Galef
Bio:
DAVID GALEF has published fifteen books: the novels Flesh, Turning Japanese, and How to Cope with Suburban Stress; the short-story collection Laugh Track; two children's books, The Little Red Bicycle and Tracks; two translations of Japanese proverbs, Even Monkeys Fall from Trees and Even a Stone Buddha Can Talk; a work of literary criticism, The Supporting Cast; an edited anthology of essays called Second Thoughts: A Focus on Rereading; a critical edition of Thomas Hardy's Tess of the d'Urbervilles; a co-edited anthology of fiction called 20 over 40; the poetry collection Flaws, and, most recently, the poetry chapbook Lists and the fiction chapbook A Man of Ideas and Other Stories. In addition, he has written over seventy short stories for magazines ranging from the British Punch to the Czech Prague Revue, the Canadian Prism International and the American Shenandoah. His essays and reviews have appeared in The New York Times, Newsday, The Village Voice, Twentieth Century Literature, The Columbia History of the British Novel, and many other places. His awards include a Henfield Foundation grant, a Writers Exchange award from Poets & Writers, and a Mississippi Arts Council grant, as well as residencies at Yaddo and Ragdale. He is a professor of English and a founder of the M.F.A. program in creative writing at the University of Mississippi.
English Department Chair
Dr. Patrick Quinn
Webmaster
Dr. Ryan Ruckel