Greg Freed is a therapist living in Austin, Texas. He spent a decade writing opera reviews and utilitarian nonfiction in the form of sentencing advocacy, and has worked compulsively, if not very practically, on short fiction, auto-fiction and memoir in the subsequent years. He has lived in small-town Kentucky and Upper Manhattan and, like the writer in a Lorrie Moore story who wants her pieces to have something from every time of day in them, finds his stories overflowing with geography, something from every town.