Andrew Mangan is a senior editor for Data for Progress and a writer living in Kansas City.

Fiction:

• “Cousin Abraham,” ZYZZYVA, forthcoming
• “The Pioneer Spirit,” Nimrod, Fall/Winter 2019
• “Roman Candle,” Washington Square Review, Spring 2017
• “Any Good Thing,” ZYZZYVA, Spring 2017
  

Awards:

• Katharine Bakeless Nason Scholarship, Bread Loaf Environmental Writers’ Conference, 2020
  
• Emerging Writers Fellow, Center for Fiction, 2017
  
• Tennessee Williams Scholarship, Sewanee Writers’ Conference, 2017
  
• Residency, Vermont Studio Center, 2017

Politics, advocacy, other:

• “Voters Want the Government to Send Everyone $1,000,” Data for Progress, Mar. 2020 (with Ethan Winter and Nic Fishman)
• “Are Marvel Movies ‘Cinema’? Is Hollywood Making Too Many Sequels?,” Data for Progress, Jan. 2020 (with Mark White)
• “Primary Warning Signs for Chris Coons,” Data for Progress, Dec. 2019 (with Sean McElwee and Ryan O’Donnell)
• Memo on gun violence prevention, Data for Progress, Oct. 2019 (with Matt Deitsch)
• “Social Security: Warren’s ‘Plan for That’ Enjoys Majority Support Across the Electorate,” Data for Progress, Sept. 2019 (with Mark White)

Selected readings:

• Books Are Magic, May 2018
  
• Bowery Poetry Club, March 2018
  
• Center for Fiction, October 2017
  
• Sewanee Writers’ Conference, July 2017
  
• New York University, April 2017
  
• Greenlight Bookstore–Fort Greene, January 2017
  
• Colorado State University, May 2016
  

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