Tyler Flynn Dorholt is a writer, editor, artist, and educator.

WRITER: Tyler is the author of the art book (prose poems and photographs) American Flowers, and four chapbooks, including Modern Camping, which was selected by John Yau for a Poetry Society of America fellowship. His work (poetry, prose, criticism) has appeared in venues such as BOMB, Denver Quarterly, Black Warrior Review, Washington Square Review, Catapult, and numerous others. He is at work on a second novel and a collection of essays, and is represented by PJ Mark and Hafizah Geter at Janklow & Nesbit.

EDITOR: Since 2009, along with JoAnna Novak and Thomas Cook, Tyler has edited and published the journal and press Tammy, a print journal and chapbook publisher from the esteemed fringes and unguarded egresses of American letters. Each of the editors reads every submission, and though issues vary in their publication dates, the production has been continuous. Having published writers as well known and critically lauded as Alice Notley, Rosmarie Waldrop, Lydia Davis, David Trinidad, and many others, Tammy also thrives on reading and publishing many young and new writers. In early 2016, Tammy held a reading period for chapbooks, and after reading so many remarkable submissions, chose to remain open to chapbook submissions year-round. Tammy has most recently published their 11th issue and Series V chapbooks will be available in Summer 2021.

ARTIST: Tyler is a published photographer and painter. His photographs have appeared on the cover of places such as The Poetry Project Newsletter and he has taken numerous author photographs, including the cover photo for a few books by the late and great Jean Valentine. Some recent painting and cover design work can be seen in these Tammy chapbooks.

EDUCATOR: Tyler is currently the Director of the Writing Program at the College of Environmental Science and Forestry, where he also teaches writing and storytelling. He lives in central New York with his wife and their two children.