<p>Scott Cravens is an American writer and humorist whose work captures the<br/>
nuance and subtlety of the American South. Born in Arkansas in the mid 90’s,<br/>
his work is reflective of the commonly held sentiment that he and his fellow<br/>
millennials share: "There is no American Dream. There is only this drab<br/>
American Reality."</p><p><br/>
As an undergraduate student, Scott became enamored with the writings of<br/>
Kurt Vonnegut Jr., Cormac McCarthy, Albert Camus and various other greats<br/>
while working on the completion of his degree in Social Science. Before he<br/>
graduated from Harding University (central Arkansas) in 2018, he worked as an editorial reader for the University's journal publication Tenor of Our Times.<br/>
From 2021-2023 Scott attended Johns Hopkins University where he further<br/>
tempered his craft, while completing his Masters in Writing.</p><p><br/>
Writing short stories became a passion, by which he continually tries to<br/>
write a short story once a month, for the sake of writing itself. Currently, he is<br/>
invested in his job as a high school educator in Norman, Oklahoma where he<br/>
teaches AP World Literature, AP Humanities, and American Literature.</p>
