David Bradley is the author of the novels South Street and The Chaneysville Incident. Although his short story "You Remember the Pinmill," published in Narrative, was awarded a 2014 O. Henry Prize, since 1985 Bradley has worked primarily in Creative Nonfiction. His most recent work in that genre has appeared in Narrative, Brevity and TriQuarterly. His persona essay, "A Eulogy for Nigger," was awarded the 2015 Notting Hill Prize. is currently at work on a collection of essays, The Bondage Hypothesis: Meditations on Race, History and America, and a novel-in-stories, Raystown. Born in Western Pennsylvania, he now lives in Southern California.