Joe De Quattro is an American fiction writer. His short stories have been published in a number of literary magazines including Bayou MagazineBeloit Fiction JournalThe Carolina Quarterly, The Los Angeles Review, Adelaide Literary MagazineMystery Tribune, The Writing Disorder, Five2One MagazinePennsylvania Literary JournalTurnrow and Carve. His first fiction publication, "Angus in Extremis", appeared in San Francisco's Oyster Boy Review and was nominated for a Pushcart Prize, and his most recent, "The Thief of Oakland Hills", which appeared in Bayou Magazine, Fall 2022, was nominated for The Best American Short Stories, 2023. He has an MFA in Fiction from Bennington College. 


 

 

 

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Recent Fiction Publication

"The Thief of Oakland Hills", 2022, Issue 76, Bayou Magazine.
"Gift of Youth", 2022, The Ganga Review.
"A Daphne", 2019, Beloit Fiction Journal.
"What Things, These Things, Stir the Heart", 2018, Adelaide Literary Magazine.
"Still Life With Stalin", 2018, Mystery Tribune.
"Swimming in Mercury", 2018, Terror House Magazine.
"The Muslim Car", 2017, The Los Angeles Review.
"Manhattan: An Interview", 2016, Five2One Magazine.
"Rubric for Getting Up in the Morning", 2015, The Writing Disorder.
"Verschränkung", 2015, Pennsylvania Literary Journal.
"Exits", 2009, Zahir Tales.
"Something Hard and Bright", 2004, Turnrow Magazine.
"A Day in the Life of Michael Burns", 2004, Carve Magazine.
"The Last Cigarette in New York", 2003, Carve Magazine.
"Sonata", 2001, The Carolina Quarterly.
"Over in Kew Gardens", The Washington Review.
"Angus in Extremis", 2000, Oyster Boy Review.