Angus Woodward was raised in the Midwest by southerners and moved to Louisiana in 1987 to get an MFA from LSU. His books of fiction are Down at the End of the River (Margaret Media, 2008), Americanisation (Livingston Press, 2011), and Oily (Spaceboy Books, 2018). Angus lives, teaches, writes, and draws in Baton Rouge.
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