He currently teaches Imaginative Writing and Tenth Grade English at Pioneer Secondary School in Ann Arbor MI and routes the Literary Arts Program at Ann Arbor's Teenager Center, The Neutral Zone, where he founded and remains to route numerous poetry programs.

Nathan Deuel has actually contributed essays, fiction, and objection to The New york city Times, Financial Times, GQ, The New Republic, Times Literary Supplement, Virginia Quarterly Evaluation, The Paris Review, Salon, Slate, Bookforum, Los Angeles Testimonial of Books, Columbia Journalism Review, Tin Residence, The Atlantic, and numerous others.

He has provided workshops and readings at colleges and creating meetings around the U.S., consisting of AWP, Lake Forest's & Currently series, the National Writing Job at Colorado State University, and the Bankhead Seeing Writers Collection at the University of Alabama.

The AWP Author to Author Mentorship Program matches emerging writers with recognized writers for a three-month series of modules on topics such as craft, alteration, publishing, and the writing life. The Dzanc Creative Composing Mentorship is an one-of-a-kind online writing mentorship For Authors program designed for writers to work one-on-one with released editors and writers to shape their short story, novel, poem, or essay.

He lives in Wichita, Kansas, with his other half and daughters, and he guides the Wichita State College composing program. Julie Ann Stewart gained an MFA from Spalding University and has actually released stories in Excellent River Journal, Litro Magazine, PoemMemoirStory and Strike Drunk Press.