
Michael A. Martone is a professor at the creative writing program at the University of Alabama, and is the author of several books. His most recent work, titled Michael Martone and originally written as a series of contributor's notes for various publications, is an investigation of form and autobiography. A former student of John Barth, Martone's work is critically regarded as powerful and funny. Making use of Whitman's catalogues and Ginsberg's lists, the events, moments and places in Martone's landscapes—fiction or otherwise—often take the same Mobius-like turns of the threads found the works of his mentor, Barth.
Essays In Search Of Midwest
1988
1984
2001
Arias, Choruses, Lullabies, Follies, Dirges, and a Duet
2018
An Anthology of Men on Fairy Tales
2007
Essays on the World at Large
2006
Collected Fiction of Michael Martone
2007
An Anthology of Pseudo-Interviews, Faux-Lectures, Quasi-Letters, "Found" Texts, and Other Fraudulent Artifacts
2012
Indiana Stories
1990
Fictions
2011
2005
1996
Peculiar Fictions from the Flyover
2009
Collages, Fragments, Postcards, Ruins
2008
71 Authors Reveal Their Fiction Writing Fixations
2006
2000
Fictions and Science Fictions from Indiana and Beyond
2018
Attempting the Art of Craft and the Craft of Art
2005