Matthew Torralba Andrews (he/him) is a writer and editor based in northern Arizona. His fiction has appeared in Apogee, Bellingham Review, Cincinnati Review, Sonora Review, South Carolina Review, and elsewhere. He has received support from the Tin House Writers Workshop and the Community of Writers in Olympic Valley Workshop. He holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Eastern Washington University and serves as an Assistant Editor at River Styx Magazine.

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SELECT FICTION PUBLICATIONS

“From the San Francisco Volcanic Field, January 2024.” Ricepaper Magazine. Fall 2024. Online.

“Forest of Stone.” Sonora Review. Fall 2024. Online.

“Silhouettes” and “Island Hopping.” Cincinnati Review. Summer 2024. Online.

“The Shore.” Apogee. Spring 2024. Online.

  • nominated for the Best Microfiction 2025 anthology

“Manila, Arizona.” Bellingham Review. Winter 2024. Online.

“Smoke.” Bellingham Review. Winter 2024. Online.

“To Make Him Happy.” South Carolina Review. Fall 2023. Print.

“Zac.” BULL. Spring 2023. Online.

“Speak Low.” Cotton Xenomorph. Summer 2021. Online.

SELECT HONORS & JURIED WORKSHOPS

Finalist, Gigantic Sequins Flash Fiction Contest, 2024

Shortlist, The Masters Review Small Fiction Award, 2023

Finalist, Arkansas International Emerging Writer’s Prize in Fiction, 2022

Participant, Tin House Autumn Workshop (Short Fiction), 2022

Participant, Community of Writers in Olympic Valley Workshop (Short Fiction), 2020

Recipient, Florence & Earl Stewart Creative Writing Scholarship, Eastern Washington University, 2019-2020

SELECT PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Assistant Editor, River Styx Magazine, 2024-Present

Creative Nonfiction Reader, River Styx Magazine, 2023-2024

Writing Tutor and Workshop Coordinator, Eastern Washington University Writers’ Center, 2019-2021

Fiction Editorial Assistant, Willow Springs Magazine, 2019-2021

Managing Editor, Forum Magazine, 2019

Fiction Editor, Forum Magazine, 2018

Painted Desert, Petrified Forest National Park, 2023 (Photo by Matthew Torralba Andrews)

Painted Desert, Petrified Forest National Park, 2023 (Photo by Matthew Torralba Andrews)