COLIN WINNETTE's books include COYOTE, HAINTS STAY, and THE JOB OF THE WASP, which was an American Booksellers Association’s Indie Next Pick. Winnette’s writing has appeared in numerous publications, including PLAYBOY, MCSWEENEY’S, THE BELIEVER, and THE PARIS REVIEW DAILY. A former bookseller in Texas, Vermont, New York, and California, he is now a writer living in San Francisco.

JULIA DIXON EVANS is the author of the novel HOW TO SET YOURSELF ON FIRE (2018, Dzanc). Her short fiction and essays can be found in McSweeney’s, Literary Hub, Paper Darts, Barrelhouse, Pithead Chapel, Like The Wind and elsewhere, and her short fiction won the 2019 National Magazine Award for Fiction. As a public media journalist, she covers visual art, music, literature, dance and theater for KPBS, the NPR and PBS affiliate in San Diego. Her arts writing has also appeared in the A/V CLUB, SURFACE DESIGN, VOICE OF SAN DIEGO, CITYBEAT and elsewhere, and she has received several writing awards from the Society of Professional Journalists' San Diego Chapter. She is also the founding editor of Last Exit, a journal, workshop and reading series dedicated to building literary community in San Diego.

Colin Winnette discussing USERS, with Julia Dixon Evans