Katie Farris
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Katie Farris is a fiction writer, translator, and professor.
Farris has taught at UC Berkeley and Brown University and has served as a Visiting Professor at New England College's MFA Program.[1] She currently teaches fiction, poetry, and comparative literature at San Diego State University.[2]
Her fiction, translations, and poetry have appeared or are forthcoming in Virginia Quarterly Review, Verse, Indiana Review, Mid-American Review, Green Mountains Review,[3] Washington Square,[4] Hayden's Ferry Review, The Brooklyn Rail[5] and other publications.
Published works
Book
- BOYSGIRLS (Marick Press, 2011), author ISBN 978-1-934851-30-2
Translations
- If I Were Born In Prague: Poems of Guy Jean (Argos Books, New Hampshire, 2011), co-translator
- This Lamentable City: Poems of Polina Baskova (Tupelo Press, Vermont 2010), co-translator ISBN 978-1-932195-83-5
- Traveling Musicians: Selected Poems of Polina Barskova (Yunost Publishers, Moscow, 2006), co-translator
Reviews
- Review: Micah McCrary on BOYSGIRLS in "Bookslut"
- Review: Deborah Lechner on BOYSGIRLS in "Hayden's Ferry Review"
- Review: Stephan Delbos on BOYSGIRLS in "Prague Post"
- Review: Val B. Russell on BOYSGIRLS in "Her Circle"
- Review: Ivy Page on BOYSGIRLS in "Midwest Book Review"
- Review: Dana Jennings on "This Lamentable City" in The New York Times
Interviews
- Interview with Katie Farris in Women's Quarterly Conversation[6]
- Interview with Katie Farris in California Journal of Poetics [7]
References
- ↑ New England College MFA Program Blog
- ↑ San Diego State University Department of English Class Schedule
- ↑ Green Mountains Review
- ↑ "Issue 20 « Washington Square". Washingtonsquarereview.com. Retrieved 2011-07-14.
- ↑ Translations of Barskova in Brooklyn Rail
- ↑ Women's Quarterly Conversation
- ↑ California Journal of Poetics
External links
- Marick Press
- San Diego State University > MFA Program
- New England College MFA Program
- Katie Farris' website
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