Alisa Slaughter M.F.A.
Associate Professor
Creative Writing
Education
- M.A., Comparative Literature, University of Arizona
- M.F.A., Fiction Writing, Warren Wilson College
Professional Background
Alisa Slaughter’s essays, short fiction, and translations appeared most recently in "Flyway," Terrain.org, "The Mersey Review," and "Santa Monica Review." She co-translated "A Spy for an Unknown Country," lectures and essays by Merab Mamardashvili (2021, ibidemVerlag), and her collection of short fiction, "Bad Habitats," was published in 2013 by Gold Line Press. She is a contributor, co-editor, and translator for "Both Sides Face East: Durable Words," the first of a three-part series focusing on Ukraine, published by Academic Studies Press in Spring, 2025.
Areas of Expertise
- Fiction
- Creative Nonfiction