August 2020

William A. Greenfield is a writer of poetry, a youth advocate worker, a fairly good poker player, and a fairly poor golfer.  He resides in Liberty, NY with his wife, son, and a dog; always a dog. His poems have appeared in dozens of literary journals, including The Westchester Review, Carve Magazine, Tar River Poetry, and many others. In 2012, he won Storyteller Magazine’s People’s Choice award. He was a finalist in The New Guard Literary Review’s 2016 Knightville Poetry Contest and his work recently received honorable mention in The Common Ground Review’s Poetry Contest.  His chapbook, “Momma’s Boy Gone Bad”, was published in February 2017 by Finishing Line Press. His second chapbook, “I Should Have Asked the Blind Girl to Dance”, was published by Flutter Press in June 2019