PROFESSOR PERRY GLASSER teaches, advises, and facilitates the Internship Program in the English Department at Salem State University.
CONTACT
Office: MH 247-A
Telephone: 978-542-7032
email: pglasser@salemstate.edu
Perry Glasser has published more than 50 stories and memoirs in dozens of literary journals.
His books include:
- Suspicious Origins (short fiction)
- Singing on the Titanic (short fiction)
- Dangerous Places (short fiction)
- Riverton Noir (a novel)
- metamemoirs (a collection of creative nonfiction)
He is a three-time-winner of the PEN Syndicated Fiction Prize, two-time winner of the Boston Fiction Festival Competition, the 2008 G.S. Sharat Chandra Prize for fiction, and the 2009 Gival Press Award for Short Fiction. He has been a fellow at Ucross, Yaddo, The Norman Mailer House, and the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts.
In 2012 he was named a Fellow of the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
His professional website.
Online publications.
Read his SSU Profile.
