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Matthew Luter is on the English faculty at St. Andrew's Episcopal School in Jackson, Mississippi. He is author of Understanding Jonathan Lethem. His work has appeared in journals including Critique, Southern Literary Journal, Genre, and Orbit.
Mike Miley teaches literature at Metairie Park Country Day School and film studies at Loyola University New Orleans. He is author of Truth and Consequences: Game Shows in Fiction and Film and coeditor of Conversations with Steve Erickson, both published by University Press of Mississippi. His work has appeared in TheAtlantic.com, Critique, Literature/Film Quarterly, Music and the Moving Image, the Smart Set, and elsewhere. While he has never appeared on a game show, he has dominated many a trivia night.
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