Editors

Andrew Geyer’s latest book is Southern Voices: Fifty Contemporary Poets (co-edited with Tom Mack). His individually authored books are the story cycles Lesser Mountains, Siren Songs from the Heart of Austin, and Whispers in Dust and Bone; and the novels Dixie Fish and Meeting the Dead. His other co-authored books are the hybrid story cycles Dancing on Barbed Wire and Texas 5X5, and the novel Parallel Hours. He also co-edited the composite anthology A Shared Voice. Honors for Geyer’s fiction include an IPPY, an INDIE, and two Spur Awards.A member of the Texas Institute of Letters and the South Carolina Academy of Authors Literary Hall of Fame, he currently serves as Writer in Residence at the University of South Carolina Aiken and Managing Editor at The Petrigru Review.

Andrew is the managing editor and fiction editor for The Petigru Review.

Sara Sobota holds an MFA in creative nonfiction from Bennington Writing Seminars and is currently at work on a book-length memoir. She is principal lecturer of English and publications editor of the Edwards College of Humanities and Fine Arts at Coastal Carolina University. Sara teaches composition and professional/business writing; writes and edits Tapestry, the Edwards College alumni magazine; and serves as nonfiction editor of The Petigru Review.

Sara is the nonfiction editor for The Petigru Review.

Sydney Bollinger (she/her) is a queer writer of dark and speculative fiction, horror criticism, personal essays, and interviews with an MS in Environmental Writing. Her work has been published in Northwest Review, Manor Vellum, GARLAND, Write or Die, and other outlets. Visit sydneybollinger.com to read her work and find her running along South Carolina’s coast.

Sydney is the Publications Director for SCWA and poetry editor for The Petigru Review.

Editorial Board

Arthur Turfa is a Midlands-based poet/writer with several books under his belt. He draws inspiration from his careers, life experiences, and places where he has lived, especially his native Pennsylvania and Germany, to name but two. His most recent poetry book is Saluda Reflections from Finishing Line Press. His first novel, The Botleys of Beaumont County is from Blurb. His poems have appeared in many US and international journals, and he is active in several poetry groups. Epiphanies, his first short story collection, launches March 21 on Amazon from Alien Buddha Press.