Matt Stewart's Biography
Member Info
San Francisco, CA
Karla Zens
May 2010
Matt Stewart's debut novel, The French Revolution, was released on Bastille Day 2010. He made headlines worldwide when he posted The French Revolution on Twitter starting on Bastille Day 2009. His short stories have appeared in Instant City, McSweeney’s, and Opium Magazine, among other venues, and, when the moonlight strikes just right across the alpine lake in his mind, he's been known to blog for The Huffington Post. For more on Matt's adventures, visit matt-stewart.com.
Influences
Annie Proulx, Junot Diaz, Salman Rushdie, Peter Orner, Kiran Desai, Jonathan Ames
Upcoming Works
The French Revolution, a novel
Agents
Lisa Grubka
Foundry Media
Recommended Links
Publishers
Soft Skull Press
Interests & Hobbies
writing, cycling, karaoke, skiing, SF Giants
About Matt
Matt Stewart's debut novel, The French Revolution, was released on Bastille Day 2010. He made headlines worldwide when he posted The French Revolution on Twitter starting on Bastille Day 2009. His short stories have appeared in Instant City, McSweeney’s, and ...
Causes Matt Stewart Supports
Alliance for Climate Education - free high school climate assemblies - http...