Franklin & Marshall – Erik S. Anderson

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Erik S. Anderson

Associate Professor of English

revx.naqrefba@snaqz.rqh

Office: KEI 312

Spring Semester

Teaching Schedule

ENG225 Introduction to Creative Writing
T/R 2:15-3:35 pm in Keiper 208
T/R 4:45-6:05 pm in Harris 136
ENG384 Writing Nonfiction
W/F 1:00-2:20 pm in Keiper 204

Office Hours

Tuesdays & Thursdays: 1:00-2:00 pm
Wednesdays: 2:30-3:30pm
and by appointment

Education & Bio

A.B., University of Michigan, Creative Writing and Literature

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

Ph.D., University of Denver, English

Erik joined the F&M faculty in 2012, and from 2014-2019 he directed the annual Emerging Writers Festival. He specializes in creative nonfiction, with an emphasis on the literary essay, science writing, and hybrid/experimental forms. His current writing projects address topics as various as whiteness, pop music, and kinesthesia.

Publications

Books

Bird (Bloomsbury/Object Lessons, 2020)

Flutter Point (Zone 3 Press, 2017)

Estranger (Rescue Press, 2016)

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

Journals

3:AM Magazine, American Letters & Commentary, The American Scholar, Bending Genre, Black Warrior Review, Bombay Gin, The Collagist, Denver Quarterly, Entropy, Essay Daily, Hayden's Ferry Review, Jacket, The Kenyon Review, The Laurel Review, Lit Hub, The Los Angeles Review of Books, McSweeney's Internet Tendency, Necessary Fiction, Pilot Light, The Poetry Project Newsletter, Poor Claudia, Puerto Del Sol, Rain Taxi Review of Books, The Recluse, The Rupture, Salon, Seneca Review, Sleeping Fish, Something on Paper, Tammy, Terminus, Terrain.org, Territory, Trickhouse, Unstuck, Versal, West Branch, Western Humanities Review, Witness, and Zone 3, among others.