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William Edgar Boggan
William Edgar Boggan was born and raised in the United States Army, where his father served for a number of years in the Office of the Chief of Information at the Pentagon. He firs...view moreWilliam Edgar Boggan was born and raised in the United States Army, where his father served for a number of years in the Office of the Chief of Information at the Pentagon. He first wrote fiction in elementary school, using his father’s portable Olympia typewriter, inspired by a selection of writing by children, Don’t Get Perconel with a Chicken, edited by the humorist H. Allen Smith. Boggan studied English and American literature at Furman University. Following college, he found employment as a carpenter and as an attendant at a mental health facility. Since then, he has worked as a writer, editor, and designer on numerous print and online publications, and now freelances as a writer and editorial consultant. He lives in Atlanta with four cats.view less