Bob Levy has been writing short fiction and memoirs since 1990. His work has appeared in many Literary Journals as well as The Chicago Tribune (a 2001 Nelson Algren Award Winner) and San Francisco Bay Guardian. He has been twice nominated for the annual Pushcart Fiction Prize and received the 1998 Langston Hughes Award from the University of Kansas, as well as that year's New Millennium Writers' Award. Bob spends the majority of the year in Paris where he teaches Creative Writing, the rest in the San Francisco Bay Area.