Bio:

Aaron Schneider is a Founding Editor at The /tƐmz/ Review. His stories have appeared/are forthcoming in The Danforth Review, Filling Station, The Puritan, Hamilton Arts and Letters, Pro-Lit, The Chattahoochee Review, BULL, Long Con, and The Malahat Review. His stories have been nominated for The Journey Prize and The Pushcart Prize. His novella, Grass-Fed, was published by Quattro Books in the fall of 2018. His collection of experimental short fiction, What We Think We Know (Gordon Hill Press) was published in 2021, and his first novel, The Supply Chain (Crowsnest Books) is forthcoming in 2023.

Things I Do:

I Teach:  I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of English and Writing Studies at Western University. I teach a wide variety of communication courses, ranging from public speaking and presentation courses (at both the undergraduate and graduate level) to business and science writing courses. I run the Department of English and Writing Studies' Creative Writers Speakers Series and teach a number of creative writing courses. I have also taught courses in Canadian and Children's Literature.

I Edit: I am the co-founder of The /tƐmz/ Review where I am a Literary Editor, Reviews Editor and general maker of the journal. I am the publisher at 845 Press. I also founded The Rusty Toque with Kathryn Mockler and I was both a Senior Literary Editor and the Reviews Editor for the journal.

I Write: I write prose, mostly short stories, sometimes novellas, and I always have a novel type thing in progress, although I probably won't admit to it.

I Walk My Dogs: They will tell you that this is my real job. They are not wrong.