AnnElise Hatjakes
AnnElise Hatjakes
MA in English, University of Nevada, Reno (2012)
MFA in fiction, University of Nevada, Reno (2018)
PhD in English, University of Missouri, Columbia (in progress)
Areas of Study
- Creative Writing
Pronouns: she/her
A native Nevadan, AnnElise Hatjakes holds an MFA degree in fiction and a master’s degree in writing from the University of Nevada, Reno. One of her stories was shortlisted for the Neil Shepard Prize in Fiction. Her work has also appeared in journals including Juked, Tahoma Literary Review, and Typehouse, among others. She is currently completing revisions on her novel and is attending the University of Missouri to earn her PhD in creative writing as a Francis Fellow.
Recipient of the University of Chicago’s Outstanding Educator Award
“Artifacts Worth Saving” was shortlisted for Green Mountains Review’s Neil Shepard Prize in Fiction
"Backscatter" was shortlisted for December Magazine's Curtis Johnson Prize
“A Diminished Chord” - Typehouse
“A Division of Labor” - Juked
“Artifacts Worth Saving” - Green Mountains Review
“Learning to Ration” - Tahoma Literary Review
"Perennial" - Beacon Quarterly
“Prospecting” - decomP