Joe Milford Hosts Jamie Iredell

Jamie Iredell lives in Atlanta and teaches at Georgia State University, where he's finishing a PhD. in creative writing. He serves as production editor of New South and as fiction editor of Terminus Magazine. His fiction appears or is forthcoming in Weber: The Contemporary West, The Pedestal Magazine, The Chattahoochee Review, Zone 3, NANOfiction, Mud Luscious, and others. His short story 'Property of the Church' was adapted to film and premiered in New York City in 2002. His book reviews and interviews have appeared in Terminus Magazine, GSU Review, and ISLE. His poetry has appeared or is coming out in many magazines, including Descant, The Literary Review, Redactions, Elysian Fields Quarterly, Ecotone, The Redneck Review, and in the anthologies We Are What We Watch: Poets Respond to Television, Film, and Media and Breathe: 101 Contemporary Odes. He has finished a novel, 'Burnout,' about the Burning Man festival in Nevada; and a collection of poetry, 'The Donner Party Picnic Area.' Neither of them have yet found homes. He still has hope.