Chris Molnar is a New York City-based writer.
He is founder and editorial director of Archway Editions, the literary imprint of powerHouse Books (distributed by Simon & Schuster). In 2014 he co-founded the Writer’s Block, the first independent bookstore in Las Vegas. Work can be found in Los Angeles Review of Books, Tiding House, NDA: An Autofiction Anthology, Vol. 1 Brooklyn, BOMB, cokemachineglow, etc.
Anthologies edited include Unpublishable, Archways 1 and the forthcoming volume of Last Poems by John Farris; periodicals include Issue 3 of KGB Bar Lit Mag. Video-poems in the Wild Radio series with Brent Kite include Gas Stations at Night and Artifacts of the Moon.
He has been writer in residence for Writing Downtown Las Vegas, completing the novel Heaven’s Oblivion. Longform projects in progress include a recollection of religious education in the Midwest and fiction on the early Chinese-American experience drawn from the life of a forebear.
Brief interviews are found here, here and here.
He is represented by Mina Hamedi of Janklow & Nesbit Associates.
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He is founder and editorial director of Archway Editions, the literary imprint of powerHouse Books (distributed by Simon & Schuster). In 2014 he co-founded the Writer’s Block, the first independent bookstore in Las Vegas. Work can be found in Los Angeles Review of Books, Tiding House, NDA: An Autofiction Anthology, Vol. 1 Brooklyn, BOMB, cokemachineglow, etc.
Anthologies edited include Unpublishable, Archways 1 and the forthcoming volume of Last Poems by John Farris; periodicals include Issue 3 of KGB Bar Lit Mag. Video-poems in the Wild Radio series with Brent Kite include Gas Stations at Night and Artifacts of the Moon.
He has been writer in residence for Writing Downtown Las Vegas, completing the novel Heaven’s Oblivion. Longform projects in progress include a recollection of religious education in the Midwest and fiction on the early Chinese-American experience drawn from the life of a forebear.
Brief interviews are found here, here and here.
He is represented by Mina Hamedi of Janklow & Nesbit Associates.
