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  • Erik S. Anderson

    Visiting Assistant Professor of English
    Office: KEI

    Education

    Ph.D., English, University of Denver

    M.F.A., Writing & Poetics, Naropa University

    B.A., Creative Writing & Literature, The Residential College, University of Michigan

    Research Interests

    Creative Nonfiction

    Literature and Public Space

    Hybrid and Emerging Forms

    Interdisciplinary Practices

    Science Writing

    Publications

    The Poetics of Trespass (Otis Books/Seismicity Editions, 2010)

    Individual works have appeared in American Letters & Commentary, The Collagist, Denver Quarterly, Jacket, The Laurel Review, The Poetry Project Newsletter, Puerto Del Sol, Rain Taxi, Trickhouse, Western Humanities Review, Witness, Versal, and Zone 3, among others.

    A recent essay on the possibilities of literature is available here: http://lareviewofbooks.org/article.php?id=946.

    And one on Claudia Rankine's Don't Let Me Be Lonely is available here: http://www.pilotlightjournal.org/3/10/1.

    Course Information

    ENG 225: Introduction to Creative Writing (Fall 2012)

    ENG271: Science Writing: Fact & Fiction (Spring 2013)

    ENG384: Writing Nonfiction (Spring 2013)