Short Flights: Thirty-Two Modern Writers Share Aporisms of Insight, Inspiaration

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Über die Autorinnen und Autoren: <div><b>James Lough</b> is a professor and graduate coordinator at the Savannah College of Art and Design. He is the author of <i>This Ain&#8217;t No Holiday Inn: Down and Out at the Chelsea Hotel, 1980&#8211;1995</i>. He has published more than 70 articles, short stories, and book reviews, and has served as an editor with several literary journals, including <i>Bastard Review</i>, <i>Denver Quarterly</i>, <i>and Divide</i>. His collection of essays, <i>Sites of Insight</i> won the Publications Prize from the Colorado Endowment of the Humanities, and his stories have won the 2011 America&#8217;s Got Stories Award and the Frank Waters Southwestern Writing Award for short fiction. He lives in Savannah, Georgia. <b>Alex Stein</b> teaches at the University of Colorado&#8211;Boulder. He is the author of two books of interviews, <i>The Artist as Mystic: Conversations with Yahia Lababidi</i> and <i>Made-Up Interview with Imaginary Artists</i>, and a book of aphorisms, <i>Weird Emptiness</i>. He lives in Boulder, Colorado.</div>

James Lough is the former director of the creative writing program at Savannah College of Art and Design, where he currently teaches full-time. He is the author of Sites of Insight, which won the Colorado Endowment of Humanities Award. He is also the winner of the Frank Waters Southwestern Writing Award for short fiction. He lives in Savannah, Georgia. Alex Stein is the author of two books of interviews, The Artist as Mystic: Conversations with Yahia Lababidi, and Made-Up Interviews with Imaginary Artists. He works at the University of Colorado in Boulder.