Tatiana Hollier
Selected Work
“In the Beginning,” Finalist for the Black Warrior Review Flash Prize
“I Am the Ornament of the Sky,” Finalist for the Susan Atefat Prize, forthcoming from Arts & Letters
“Enheduanna’s Brutal Muse,” The New York Review of Books
“She Measures the Heavens and Outlines the Earth,” Lapham’s Quarterly
“On Translating the World’s First Author: A Conversation with Sophus Helle,” Columbia Journal
“Breathing in Sumerian,” Oxonian Review
“Dying Star,” Shortlisted for the Robert J. DeMott Short Prose Contest, Quarter After Eight
“A Visitation,” New Limestone Review
“What Not to Do When Examining an Ancient Portrait,” Solar Journal
“Catastrophic Weather,” Mitos Magazin
“Teenage Nightmare,” Cake Zine
“The Scourge of Himpathy,” The Los Angeles Review of Books
“I Am the Ornament of the Sky,” Finalist for the Susan Atefat Prize, forthcoming from Arts & Letters
“Enheduanna’s Brutal Muse,” The New York Review of Books
“She Measures the Heavens and Outlines the Earth,” Lapham’s Quarterly
“On Translating the World’s First Author: A Conversation with Sophus Helle,” Columbia Journal
“Breathing in Sumerian,” Oxonian Review
“Dying Star,” Shortlisted for the Robert J. DeMott Short Prose Contest, Quarter After Eight
“A Visitation,” New Limestone Review
“What Not to Do When Examining an Ancient Portrait,” Solar Journal
“Catastrophic Weather,” Mitos Magazin
“Teenage Nightmare,” Cake Zine
“The Scourge of Himpathy,” The Los Angeles Review of Books
Visiting Speaker & Grants
Recepient of Columbia University’s Dean Project Grant
Visiting Speaker at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), “Enheduanna and the Possibilities of Biography”
Visiting Speaker at Brown University, “Goddess of Paradox: Inanna/Ishtar”
Visiting Speaker at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), “Enheduanna and the Possibilities of Biography”
Visiting Speaker at Brown University, “Goddess of Paradox: Inanna/Ishtar”
Contact
Represented by Mackenzie Brady Watson at Stuart Krichevsky Literary Agency
︎ tatiana.e.hollier@gmail.com
︎ @TatianaHollier
︎ tatiana.e.hollier@gmail.com
︎ @TatianaHollier
Pictured: Female worshiper, Mesopotamia, c. 2400 BCE. © The British Museum.