Mark Budman
Mark Budman is the founder, publisher and editor of the oldest continuously published flash fiction magazine Vestal Review. His fiction, creative non-fiction and poetry have appeared or are scheduled to appear in such literary magazines as Mississippi Review, Virginia Quarterly, Exquisite Corpse, Iowa Review, McSweeney's, Cafe Irreal, Another Chicago, The Bloomsbury Review, The Connecticut Review and Stone Canoe. Exquisite Corpse nominated him for the Pushcart Prize. He is the recipient of the Broome Country Art Council grant. One of his stories has been published in the Norton anthology "Flash Fiction Forward." He is also the interview editor for Web Del Sol and co-editor of a flash fiction anthology *"You Have Time For This". His novel-in-flashes *"My Life at First Try" came out from Counterpoint Press in December 2008.
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[edit] Previous Career
Budman previously worked as an engineer at IBM. His patented inventions include a device for "Aroma sensory stimulation in multimedia" (U.S Patent 6241944). [1]
[edit] External links
- Review in The Washington Post
- Review in San Francisco Chronicle
- Interview in TaniaWrites, December 8, 2008
- Interview with Eight Diagrams, February 22, 2006
- Page 69.
[edit] Short Stories
- "Shadows on the Wall" in Cafe Irreal
- "Fur Elise" in Mississippi Review
- "The Land of Dreams, the Garden of Insomnia" in Virginia Quarterly Review
- "Twelve Steps Down" in SmokeLong Quarterly
[edit] Novel Excerpt
- My Life at First Try [1].
[edit] References
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