Daniel Uncapher is a writer from North Mississippi with an MFA from Notre Dame, where he was a Nicholas Sparks Fellow. Recent work, emphasizing experimental forms and collage, can be found in The Sun (2022 Pushcart Prize Special Mention), The Georgia Review, West Branch, The Chicago Review, and elsewhere. 

He is currently the New Media editor for Quarterly West and a Francois Camoin Fellow at the University of Utah, where he is finishing a PhD in Creative Writing. He teaches creative writing, digital cultures, and rhetoric & composition.


The Georgia Review, essay "The Art of Training Dogs" (forthcoming)
West Branch, essay "People Stuff" (forthcoming) 
Epoch, essay "Land for Nothing" (forthcoming)
 The Chicago Review, short story "A Girl Named Montgomery" (forthcoming)
Cleveland Review of Books, article "Play Acts: or, How I (Literally) Survived a Zombie Apocalypse" (forthcoming)
The Cincinnati Review, flash essay "Curious and Entertaining Facts About Whales" (read and listen here)
The Yalobusha Review, essay "Inauspicious Beginnings" (read here) 
Denver Quarterly (F I V E S), poem "NO_FUTURE" (view here) 
The Sun, essay "100 Dollars" (read here) 
New Delta Review, poem "USER-GENERATED PROPAGANDA"  
The Notre Dame Review, short story "Wittgenstein's Butterknife" 
The Santa Monica Review, short story "Time Loop!" 
Chicago Quarterly Review, short story "Astronomical Investigations" 
Storm Cellar, short story "Logic Puzzles" (read here) 
Tin House Online, flash fiction "The Edifice" (read here) 
The Penn Review, flash fiction "Hard Candy" (read here) 
North American Review (Open Spaces), essay "Collecting Hubert Creekmore" (read here) 
The Carolina Quarterly, essay "The Blue Devil of North Mississippi" 
The Baltimore Review, essay "Five Handy Men" (read here)