Join us for an evening with writers Bayard Godsave and Dina Guidubaldi.

Bayard Godsave has an MFA from Minnesota State University, Moorhead; in 2008 he received his PhD in English from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; and currently he is an Assistant Professor, teaching writing and English literature at Cameron University in Oklahoma. His work has appeared in the Cream City Review, Confrontation, Another Chicago Magazine, Florida Review, Pleiades, Cimarron Review, Evansville Review, The Gettysburg Review, and is forthcoming from This Land Press. Bayard’s story “00:02:36:58,” which originally appeared in Carolina Quarterly in 2005, was included in 2006 in Flash Fiction Forward, an anthology of short short fiction published by WW Norton. He has co-edited American Fiction Vol. 11 (New Rivers Press), as well as the forthcoming Vol. 12 of the same series. His first collection of short stories, Lesser Apocalypses, was published in 2012 by Queen’s Ferry Press. His second collection, a pair of novellas titled Torture Tree, was published by Queen’s Ferry Press in 2014. He is currently at work on a novel set in rural, southwestern Oklahoma in the early 1930s.

Dina Guidubaldi graduated from Texas State’s MFA program and has since been living here in Austin, writing, teaching, and working various weird jobs. Her first book of stories, How Gone We Got, comes out in March with Queen’s Ferry Press.