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Eli Cranor played quarterback at every level: peewee to professional. Then coached high school football for five years. These days, he's traded in the pigskin for a laptop, writing from Arkansas where he lives with his wife and daughter. In 2019, Eli will join up with the Oxford American, writing a column for their series "The By and By." He was awarded the Robert Watson Literary Prize by Greensboro Review and was honored by The Missouri Review for their 2018 Miller Audio Prize. Eli's column "Athletic Support" appears weekly across many platforms. He currently teaches at an alternative-learning school in Arkansas, which inspired his middle grade novel, BOOKS MAKE BRAINZ TASTE BAD.
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