Joseph A. W. Quintela writes. Poems. Stories. On Post-its. Walls. Envelopes. Cocktail napkins. Twitter. Anything he gets his hands on, really. He currently directs the The Poetry App Project, a nascent, inter-disciplinary, collaborative engagment that seeks to conceptualize and create applications that facilitate the writing of poetry. His last chapbook, This is not Poetry. #poetry (2011), was published by The Red Ceilings Press. As the senior editor at Deadly Chaps Press, he publishes both an annual series of chapbooks and the weekly eReview, Short, Fast, and Deadly. His work at Sarah Lawrence College revolves around integrating the disparate yet rapidly dovetailing fields of Conceptual Poetry and Ecocriticism. Thus he is an acolyte of intra-action, hash tags, and the Oxford comma. Selected Publications:

Corium Magazine | American Blackout (2011 Best of the Net Nomination) // The Collagist | Father, some nights I dream of you, and // PANK | I am  // THRUSH | Departure Ghazal // Bending Light Into Verse III | 387,420,489 Different Ways of Talking About a Photograph// Abjective | creation myth // Rose & Thorn | the semitoics of fear // Prick of the Spindle | 3 Poems // Neon | 3 Poems // elimae | know you come for you now // >kill author | 3 poems // right hand pointing | the ante of definition | requiem for a collapsing star // A cappella Zoo | sign language

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Housefire Publishing | Story Program // SLEEP. SNORT. FUCK. | On the Rocks // >kill author | To the author, // Bartleby Snopes | Matters  //  Nightblade | AutoCanniBioTech 

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PANK | On 'I am' // Write Turn Here | Interview the Editor: Short, Fast, and Deadly // Minifiction | Why Small and Quick is Lethal // Solarcide | Deadly Double Feature

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The Red Ceilings Press | This is not Poetry. #poetry (2011) // Deadly Chaps Press | F I F T E E N (2011) // Silkworm's Ink | To the Last Mark