The Groundhog Forever

Henry Hoke wrote THE GROUNDHOG FOREVER (WTAW Press, 2021), The Book of Endless Sleepovers and the story collection GENEVIEVES (Sublito Press, 2017), which won the Subito Press book prize. His work appears in The Offing, Electric Literature, Hobart, Carve and the Catapult anthology Tiny Crimes. He co-created and directs >text: a living literary journal. Sticker, a memoir, is forthcoming from Bloomsbury's Object Lessons. Born to Alabamians, Henry grew up in Virginia and earned his BFA from New York University. He holds an MFA from California Institute of the Arts, where he taught creative writing from 2014-2019. He has curated events at the &Now Festival, Machine Project, the Neutra VDL House and the Poetic Research Bureau. His play At Sundown premiered at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and his short film Taking Shape screened on HBO. He teaches Scriptwriting at the UVA Young Writers Workshop.