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Alissa Hattman

ALISSA HATTMAN's writing has appeared in Carve, The Rumpus, Gravel, Hobart, Propeller, Big Other, Atticus Review, Shirley Magazine, and elsewhere. In 2009, she received her MFA in  Fiction at Pacific University and, in 2013, she completed a MA in English Literature from  Portland State University. She teaches writing at Chemeketa Community College in Salem,  Oregon. More at www.alissahattman.com, on Instagram, and on Twitter.

Women Writers in Indie Publishing:
Alissa Hattman Interviewed by Raki Kopernik

July 21, 2021 Contributed By: Alissa Hattman, Raki Kopernik

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Share your work and allow yourself to be vulnerable, risking something on every page.

Filed Under: Featured Content, Featured Interviews, Interviews Posted On: July 21, 2021

An Institution More Suitable and Equipped 
by Alissa Hattman 

April 12, 2021 Contributed By: Alissa Hattman

"Swing Sets Cordoned Off" by Sophia

Friday, January 27, 2017  Dear Mr. and Mrs. Douglass-Saad,   This is to advise you that pursuant to the provisions of Section 24 of the School Act and  Administrative Procedure—Student Discipline and Expulsion—your son, Jean-Pierre  (JP) Douglass-Saad, age six years, a student in Grade 1 at Thomas Jefferson Elementary,  has been expelled due to conduct injurious […]

Filed Under: Fiction Posted On: April 12, 2021

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