Aaron Tillman

Aaron Tillman lives in Boston and teaches writing at UMass Amherst. His short story collection, Consolation Miracles, was published by Gateway Literary Press in January 2022; his book of critical nonfiction, Magical American Jew, was published by Lexington Books in 2018, and his short story collection, Every Single Bone in My Brain, was published by Braddock Avenue Books in 2017. His work has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize, and his stories have appeared in Mississippi Review, Glimmer Train, Narrative Magazine, Harpur Palate, upstreet, Sou’wester, great weather for MEDIA, and elsewhere. He has recorded stories for radio broadcast, and his essays have appeared in The Writer’s Chronicle, Studies in American Humor, Symbolism, The CEA Critic, and The Intersection of Fantasy and Native America.

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