Logan Ryan Smith writes unclassifiable fiction that fits somewhere in between dark fantasy, transgressive, and literary, all with a dark comedy underbelly and lyrical leaning. Enjoy Me, a collection of interconnected stories told by the same narrator, is his first full volume of fiction. Though focusing exclusively on novels and short stories these days, his poetry books include The Singers & The Notes (Dusie Press, 2007), Stupid Birds (Transmission Press, 2007), and, most recently, Bug House (Mission Cleaners Books, 2013)-a narrative series of poems that shares many of the same fantasy elements of his fiction. Logan's fiction has appeared in Hobart Journal, Meat for Tea: The Valley Review, and Great Lakes Review, which nominated his story "Bret Easton Ellis" for a Pushcart Prize. Hailing from places all over California (San Francisco, Brawley, Crescent City, Sacramento), he now calls Chicago home.