Bio

    Todd Glasscock is a short story writer, journalist, editor
and aspiring novelist. Born in Marlin, Texas, in 1968, he grew
up in Little River-Academy and Temple.
   Since 1998 he has been the Lifestyles and Religion Editor
for the Temple Daily Telegram, where he both writes, edits,
and does page layout. He has also written for Helen Ginger’s
Doing It Write online newsletter as well as for Blogcritics.org,
and he maintains the litblog Exile on Ninth Street. His first
short story publications were online at Pindeldyboz.com. In
2000 his criticism received honorable mention in the
Associated Press Managing Editors Awards. He also likes to
speak about writing. Currently, he is at work on a novel,
tentatively titled “Most of the Time.”
   A 1996 graduate of Southwest Texas State University in
San Marcos with a master’s degree in English, Glasscock lives
in Temple, where he still serves as an editor for the
newspaper. He is a member of the Writers' League of
Texas.