Kirby Gann
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Kirby Gann

Described in the blogosphere as one of the nation's most underrated writers, Kirby Gann is the author of the novel Ghosting (2012), which was included in the "Best of Year" lists from Publishers Weekly and Shelf Awareness and a finalist for the Kentucky Book of the Year. He has published two other novels, The Barbarian Parade (2002), and Our Napoleon in Rags (2005), and co-edited (with poet Kristin Herbert) the anthology A Fine Excess: Contemporary Literature at Play, which was a finalist for the ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year Award (Anthologies). His work has appeared most recently in The Louisville Review, The Oxford American, and The Southeast Review, and stories are forthcoming in 2016 in Ploughshares and Post Road. Gann is the recipient of an Individual Artist Fellowship and two Professional Assistance Awards from the Kentucky Arts Council. In 2015 he stepped down as Managing Editor at Sarabande Books, a position he held for eighteen years, and now pursues freelance projects in book design, typesetting, editorial, and production management. He teaches in the brief-residency MFA in Writing Program at Spalding University.
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