Michael Tod Edgerton is a queerboy poet of fluid gender and genre alike. The author of Vitreous Hide (Lavender Ink, 2013), his poems have appeared previously as the winner of the Boston Review and Five Fingers Review contests, and in Coconut, Denver Quarterly, EOAGH, Interim, New American Writing, New Orleans Review, Posit, Sonora Review, and VOLT, among other journals. He holds an MFA in Literary Arts from Brown University and a PhD in English from the University of Georgia. Tod serves on the poetry-editing teams of Conjunctions and Seneca Review, where he's also Reviews Editor. You can check out Tod’s ongoing participatory text and sound project, What Most Vividly, at WhatMostVividly.com. He lives bodily in the city that used to be San Francisco and virtually at his main author page, MTodEdge.com.