Told through multiple perspectives—Gabe, the boys’ father; Hannah, their mother; and Michael—this debut novel follows the Mitchell family from the boys’ infancy to the cusp of adulthood as they all try to interpret what Sal, who speaks only eight words, is …

May 14, 2017 · Brian Trapp is an instructor at the University of Oregon, where he teaches creative writing and English, and serves as the fiction editor of Memorious. He received his PhD in Comparative Literature from the University of Cincinnati, where he was the Associate Editor of the Cincinnati Review.

Creative Writing Program, Disability Studies. Office Hours: Fall 24: Thursdays 2-3:45 pm & by appointment over Zoom. Research Interests: creative writing, disability studies, fiction, creative nonfiction, literary editing, comedy, contemporary literature, history of the novel.

Brian Trapp is a fiction and creative nonfiction writer from Cleveland, Ohio. He has published work in the Kenyon Review, Longreads, Gettysburg Review, Narrative, Brevity , and Ninth Letter , among other places.

Brian Trapp is director of disability studies at the University of Oregon, where he also teaches fiction and nonfiction. His work has been published in the Kenyon Review , Southern Review , Longreads , Brevity , and elsewhere.

Brian Trapp teaches creative writing and disability studies at the University of Oregon, where he directs the Kidd Creative Writing Workshops. His fiction and essays have been published in the Gettysburg Review, Narrative, Ninth Letter, Black Warrior …

Brian Trapp is a fiction and nonfiction writer from Cleveland, Ohio. His short stories and essays have appeared in the Southern Review, Kenyon Review, Longreads, Gettysburg Review, Narrative, Ninth Letter, Reportagen, and Brevity , among other publications, and have been listed as Notable in Best American Essays and anthologized in the Best of ...

Brian Trapp is a fiction and creative nonfiction writer from Cleveland, Ohio. He has published work in the Kenyon Review, Gettysburg Review, Narrative, Brevity, and Ninth Letter, among other places. He won an Oregon Arts Fellowship and had an essay selected as the #1 Longread of the Week by Longreads.com.

Director of Disability Studies; Kidd Creative Writing Workshops Program Director. Office Hours: Fall 24: Thursdays 2-3:45 pm & by appointment over Zoom. Research Interests: creative writing, disability studies, fiction, creative nonfiction, literary editing, comedy, contemporary literature, history of the novel.