
Managing Editor at So New Publishing
Greater Chicago Area

Managing Editor at So New Publishing
Greater Chicago Area
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Official bio and such:
Amy Guth is the founder of Pilcrow Lit Fest and author of Three Fallen Women (So New Media Publishing, 2006), as well as a forthcoming second novel and work of non-fiction. Previously, she has written for The Believer, Monkeybicycle, Ninth Letter, Four Magazine, Bookslut, The Complete Meal and Outcry, among others. Currently, in addition to her general blog, Bigmouth Indeed Strikes Again, she writes a running and fitness blog, Bonkless. Also, she hosts the monthly Fixx Reading Series, which is generally held on the fourth Thursday of each month in Chicago. Once upon a time, she collaborated on a few sketch comedy productions at The Second City's training center. Around the same time, she was also fumbling around a few improv comedy stages as well, and fondly recalls the nights she played the "Kill Whitey" crayon and the night she improvised doing improv-coke off of an improv-hooker. She's lived all over the country, but landed in Chicago in 2001, where she currently resides.
Project management, event coordination, public speaking, fundraising, micro-fundraising, social media strategy, editing, copyediting, web content development, marketing/promotion
New Orleans Public Library Foundation, founder of "Rebuilt Books" auction event
Names Project, benefit coordinator and co-chair; Help Is On The Way Charities, volunteer administrator; Joshua House Center For Women, holiday foodservice volunteer; North Center Community Kitchen, holiday foodservice volunteer; Team In Training/Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, marathoner/fundraiser; Susan G. Komen Foundation, endurance sports events/fundraiser; Presidential Council for Physical Fitness and Sports, endurance sports events; Heritage House, holiday foodservice volunteer
Nominated for a Million Writers Award for short fiction, "Feet In Socks", which appeared in Monkeybicycle in Dec. 2007.