in private collections from NYC to San Diego and has been shown in various venues throughout the United States, including the Creative York, Rochester Contemporary Art Center, and Foundry Art Centre in St. Charles, Missouri. Fiction works The Famous & The Anonymous, short stories (San Diego: Better Non Sequitur, 2004) Consumed: Women on Excess, editor, fiction anthology (Eugene, Oregon: So New Publishing, 2005) American Soma, short stories, (Chicago: So New, 2009) In the Aftermath, short stories, (Pittsburgh: Literary Outlaw, 2012). References Sources Savannah Schroll Guz's art criticism in Pittsburgh City Paper: https://www.pghcitypaper.com/author/savannah-schroll-guz Savannah Schroll Guz's art criticism in American Craft Magazine: https://craftcouncil.org/people/savannah-schroll-guz Savannah Schroll Guz's Amazon author page https://www.amazon.com/Savannah-Schroll-Guz/e/B0035LLWHG/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_1 Fictionaut. Savannah Schroll Guz http://fictionaut.com/users/savannah-schroll-guz Library Thing Author. "Savannah Schroll Guz" "Strange Weird and Wonderful". D. L. Russell Interviewed Savannah Schroll Guz, November 2008. SmokeLong Quarterly. Smoking with Savannah Schroll Guz, March 2008. Thomas, Clint. "Traveling 'Her Flag' art project creator unfurls virtual venture in person." Charleston Gazette-Mail, 26 Jun. 2020. Word Riot. To Open With No Piece Unprotected: A Game of Grotesque Gothic Chess With Savannah Schroll by J.F. Campbell, 2005. Identity Theory. Ryan Kennebeck interviews the author of The Famous & the Anonymous, 2004. External links Official website Her Flag website 1974 births Living people American women short story writers American short story writers American women artists Writers from York, Pennsylvania Artists from Pennsylvania 21st-century American women