Rob Greene is the founder and the publisher of Raleigh Review. Born in Mississippi County on the former Air Force Base in Blytheville, Arkansas on November 25, 1973, Greene fished and shrimped along the Mississippi Gulf Coast as a kid. Greene received his Ph.D. from University of Birmingham in England, and he received both his BSc in Microbiology and his MFA in Creative Writing from NC State University. Greene also received his Associates of Arts & Sciences from Danville Community College, where he took one class at a time while working swing shifts in a coax cable factory. He has relocated over forty-six times and Greene has traveled extensively throughout Central Asia among other places, though he has spent most of the last two decades in Raleigh, North Carolina, where he and his wife are raising their ten-year-old twins and their teenager. He taught at NC State as a graduate student where he created Raleigh Review on the 21st of February 2010. He also taught at SAU from 2018-2024 as an assistant professor where he created Saint Augustine's Magazine as well as at Louisburg College from 2013-2018 where he created Lou Lit.  Greene is a multi-genre writer of poetry, creative nonfiction and autobiographical fiction.