Gilbert Sorrentino began Neon in 1956, a literary magazine for which he edited six issues. In the early 60s he was an editor and a contributor for Kulchur magazine and served as an editor for Grove Press from 1965-1970. He is currently a professor at Stanford University where he teaches creative writing. He has received two Guggenheim Fellowships and a Lannan Literary Award.
Wonderfully entertaining. Mr. Sorrentino's imagination is rich and fine. - New York Times Book Review Lively with narrative ingenuity - yet right to the heart of ordinary life. - Philip Roth