| Featured Artist Walter Cummins |
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 Walter
Cummins grew up in a small town on New Jersey's Raritan Bay, about an hour from Rutgers University, where he earned
his BA in English and began writing fiction. After a few years as a corporate management trainee, he opted for
graduate school and spent five years at the University of Iowa in the 1960s. While there, in addition to an MFA
from the Writers' Workshop, he received an MA in humanities and a Ph.D. in English. For more than thirty years,
he has taught at Fairleigh Dickinson University in Madison, New Jersey, where he became editor-in-chief of The Literary Review in 1983. He is also a member of the
FDU Press editorial committee and a contributing editor at Web Del Sol. Walter Cummins has published close
to ninety stories in literary magazines since the mid 1970s, including work in Confrontation, Virginia Quarterly
Review, Kansas Quarterly, Green Hills Literary Lantern, Florida Review, North Atlantic Review, Outerbridge, Potpourri,
and The Crescent Review. In recent years, he has had several stories in Web magazines. Early in his career,
he wrote two paperback original novels, and has two story collections, Witness and Where We Live. His essays, articles, and reviews have appeared in a number of journals. |
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A Selection From Witness |
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A Selection From Where We Live |
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New Short Fiction From Walter Cummins
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Walter Cummins on the WWW |
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