Greg Tebbano’s fiction has appeared in Chicago Quarterly Review, NOON, Witness,, Epiphany, Southern Humanities Review, Meridian and Post Road. In 2022 he received second prize in the First Pages Prize competition judged by Justin Torres. He has also been a resident at Vermont Studio Center and a Radiant Collective Fellow at Prospect Street Writers House.

Currently, he is seeking a home for a novel, If She Doesn’t Exist, Why Do I Miss Her?, and a story collection, Lights Will Not Illuminate the Exits.

He lives and works harder than necessary in Nowhere, New York.

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