Miles Fuller and Matt Kirkpatrick read at City Art
Channel: Salt Lake City Art
Date: 2012-09-29

Matthew Kirkpatrick's fiction has appeared recently or is forthcoming in
Conjunctions, Western Humanities Review, Copper Nickel, Redivider, Gargoyle, the
Notre Dame Review, Diagram, and elsewhere. He won the 2009 Utah Writers contest,
judged by Ben Marcus, and was included in the 2010 Best of the Web anthology and
the 2009 &Now Awards anthology. He has been awarded a fellowship to the Virginia
Center for Creative Arts and is a Ph.D. candidate in Literature and Creative
Writing at the University of Utah.

Miles Fuller is an MFA candidate in Nonfiction at the University of Iowa. His
poetry and prose have received accolades through the Academy of American Poets,
AWP, a Pushcart nomination, Honorable Mention in Best American Essays, and most
recently, Fuller won the 2010 Alligator Juniper Essay Prize. His poems and
essays have appeared in The Bellingham Review, Quarterly West, The Portland
Review, and Ellipsis. In addition, while working as an instructor at the
University of Iowa, Miles Fuller's students have named him, "Captain Fuller,"
reiterating his position as the saltiest and most nautically aware writer in
American letters.