BK Marcus

BK Marcus is an essayist, retired editor, and homeschooling dad based in Charlottesville, Virginia. His website, bkmarcus.com, serves as a hub for his writing, sharing recent publications and directing readers to the literary magazines, podcasts, and other outlets that feature his work. Marcus writes across several forms, including essays, flash fiction, and memoir, and his subjects range from personal experience and trauma to history, culture, and economics.

His published work includes “Imperfect” in the Dead Mule School of Southern Literature, “The Last Assassin” in Atticus Review, and “What Happens Next,” a flash fiction piece in Cracked Inkpots. His memoir, “The Guru,” appeared on Brevity’s One-Minute Memoir podcast, while “Imagining Tragedy” won Silver Needle Press’s nonfiction contest. Other titles have appeared in Streetlight magazine, Newsweek.com, FEE.org, Freeman magazine, and Mises.org. The site also offers an archive of posts and links to Marcus’s social media accounts, helping readers follow his work and find his writing across publications.