Aaron Burch
Founding Editor, HOBART
Elizabeth Ellen
Owner and Publisher of HOBART, Founder/Editor of Short Flight/Long Drive Books
Elizabeth Ellen’s stories have been published in American Short Fiction, HARPER'S Magazine, Muumuu House, Joyland, and numerous other magzines and journals. She is the recipient of a Pushcart Prize for her story "Teen Culture," and is the author of several books including the cult classics Fast Machine and Person/a. In 2024, Clash Books will publish her novel, American Thighs. Instagram: @shortflightlongdrive
Garielle Lutz
Contributing Editor
Garielle Lutz's books include Worsted (Short Flight/Long Drive Books) and The Complete Gary Lutz (Tyrant Books). Twitter: @gariellelutz
Andrea Taylor
Managing Editor
Andrea Taylor is a Columbus, Ohio-based writer whose work is published in Roi Faineant Press, Allegory Ridge, Moist Poetry Journal, and elsewhere.
Uzodinma Okehi
Associate Editor
Shadowy flight into the incomprehensible, sub-literary world of a dude, who does not exist: Over for Rockwell
House of Hunger (New Book!), available now.
Danielle Chelosky
Associate Editor
Danielle Chelosky is a writer with work in X-R-A-Y and Muumuu House, as well as criticism in Observer and NPR. She has a book arriving on SF/LD in 2023 and runs the press The Waiting Room where she published her chapbook Cheat.
Miss Unity
Associate Editor
Miss Unity is the stage name of Mathias Todd Mietzelfeld, an American writer, singer-songwriter, and drag queen. His first book, the essay collection WHO KILLED MABEL FROST? will be published in 2023 by SF/LD Books. Twitter: @doyoumissunity
Victor Glass
Associate Editor
Victor Glass was born in 1991.
Stephanie Yue Duhem
Associate Editor
Stephanie Yue Duhem is a poet in Austin, TX.
Katie Frank
Associate Editor
Katie Frank lives in Queens and has writing in Hobart, Muumuu House, and Spectra Poets. She hasn't written a book yet. Twitter: @slackenin
Anna Dorn
Associate Editor
Anna Dorn is the author of three books: Exalted (Unnamed Press, 2022), Bad Lawyer (Hachette Books, 2021), and Vagablonde (Unnamed Press, 2020). Twitter: @___adorn
Steven Arcieri
Associate Editor
Steven Arcieri is a writer/editor from Boston. His work has been featured in New York Tyrant, Hobart, The Nervous Breakdown, and Schuylkill Valley Journal. He runs a writing workshop for people sick of writing workshops called Kill All Your Friends. He’s also writing a serialized autobiographical novel called Decade. Twitter: @steven_arcieri. Instagram: @stevenarcieri
Jessica Almereyda
Associate Editor
Jessica Almereyda has work in Fence, Hotel and Juked, among others. Twitter: @jalmereyda Instagram: @jessicaalmereyda
Christian Bodney
Associate Editor
Christian Bodney lives in New York City. He won the 2022 CRAFT Creative Nonfiction Award and has work appearing in Hobart, Ninth Letter, SmokeLong Quarterly, and elsewhere.
Miles Marie (Nomadic Madam)
Photography/Art Editor
Miles Marie is a conceptual and portrait photographer driven by the body and the stories we can tell about it through light. She is inspired by the collective of the femme and spectrum of individuals that encompass it. She continues to explore femme skin by all means necessary. Instagram: @nomadic_madam
HOBART HISTORY:
Hobart was founded in 2001 by Aaron Burch. Initially, Hobart was a web journal, coedited by Mike McGowan. In 2002, Aaron expanded Hobart to include an annual print issue in addition to the website. In 2005, Elizabeth Ellen came on as a coeditor of the print journal. Web editors over the years have included Dorothy Chan, Doug Paul Case, Matt Bell, Jensen Beach, Elle Nash, Jac Jemc, Caleb Curtiss, Andrea Kneeland, Ben Gross, Brandi Wells, Matthew Simmons, and Elizabeth Ellen, among others.
Stories and essays from the website and print journal have frequently appeared in such compilations as O’Henry, Best American Nonrequired Reading, Best American Essays and Best American Short Stories, with Roxane Gay’s story “North Country” and Mike Meginnis’s story “Navigators” both from Hobart 12 featured in BASS in 2012.
Over the last fifteen years, Hobart has been a home for up and coming writers (and for some a first publication!) such as Lauren Groff, Blake Butler, Stephen Elliott, Mary Miller, Claire Vaye Watkins, Amelia Gray, Lindsay Hunter, Tao Lin, Jac Jemc, Jeff Parker, Brian Allen Carr, Roxane Gay, and Lydia Conklin.
In 2006, Elizabeth Ellen founded the book division, Short Flight / Long Drive Books, which has published books of poetry, fiction and nonfiction by Michelle Orange, Mary Miller, Adam Novy, Karl Taro Greenfeld, Jess Stoner, Jason Phoebe Rusch, Chelsea Martin, Mira Gonzalez, Tao Lin, Uzodinma Okehi, Elizabeth Ellen, Garielle Lutz and Chloe Caldwell.
