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Greg Santos was born and raised in Montreal.  He has studied at Mount Allison (Sackville, NB), Concordia (Montreal, QC), Columbia (New York, NY) universities, and recently graduated with an MFA in Creative Writing from The New School (New York, NY). 

He is the author of the e-book Thinking Things Through (Pangur Ban Party, 2009) and the chapbook Oblivion Avenue (Trainwreck Press, 2008). His writing has appeared in publications such as The Best American Poetry Blog, McSweeney's, Nthposition, Matrix, The Feathertale Review, The Future Hygienic (PistolPress, 2009), Dingers: Contemporary Baseball Writing (DC Books, 2007), The Brandi Wells Review, My Name Is Mud, For Every Year, This Zine Will Change Your Life, Spilt Milk, and Six Sentences.  He was a juror for the Quebec Writers' Federation's 2007 A.M. Klein Poetry Prize. 

He currently lives in New Haven, Connecticut with his wife. He is the poetry editor of pax americana.

 

POETRY E-BOOK: Thinking Things Through

VISIT HIS BLOG: Moondoggy's Pad

AN INTERVIEW: Greg interviewed by Nathan Tyree

YET ANOTHER INTERVIEW: Greg interviewed by Ryan Manning

POETRY CHAPBOOK: Oblivion Avenue 


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