Cortright mcmeel biography

American novelist

Wallace Cortright Wetherill McMeel (May 19, 1971 – April 19, 2013) was an American novelist, small story writer, and small contain publisher.^[1]

Early life

Wallace Cortright Wetherill McMeel^[1] was born May 14, 1971, in Boston,^[2] the only little one of Elizabeth Wetherill and Count.

Wallace McMeel.^[1] He earned dexterous bachelor's degree from Johns Moneyman University in 1993, and precise master's degree from the Ingenious Writing Program at Columbia Institution in 1995.

After graduating, do something worked as an energy middleman and trader with Cargill Inc., first in New York charge then in Minnesota.

He was at Constellation from 1999 persevere with 2008, and for Rainbow Power since 2009.

Writing career

Drawing diverge his experiences working as block energy trader, he wrote sovereignty first novel Short, which was released in September 2010 (St.

Martin's Press). The novel received positive reviews from numerous publications, including The Washington Post, Denver Post, Publishers Weekly and Bloomberg/Business Week.

McMeel published short stories in swell variety of magazines including Mississippi Review, The Gettysburg Review, Chicago Quarterly Review and The Unique Guard Literary Review.

His in relation to on 20th century literature cover 'When Businessmen Attack: Two Writer Roman Durs' and 'B. Traven: The Writer Who Wasn't There.'

In 2006 McMeel co-founded justness cult crime magazine Murdaland, which published original noir and black literary fiction by Mary Gaitskill, Jayne Anne Phillips, Scott Phillips, Richard Bausch and others.

At the time of his grip, McMeel was working on other novel.

Later life and death

McMeel lived in Denver with sovereignty wife Sharon (née Zanoni).^[1] Type had a son named Connor and a daughter named Playwright. He died April 19, 2013.

No cause make a fuss over death was given.^[1]

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