Rate My Professor Tim Fitts

Fitts is an accomplished short story writer and novelist whose work has been recognized at Drexel’s annual Celebrating Drexel Authors events. His published books include The Soju Club (2016), published as a Korean translation in South Korea; Hypothermia (2017, MadHat Press); and Go Home and Cry for Yourselves (2017, Xavier Review Press). His short stories have appeared in distinguished literary journals including the Gettysburg Review, Granta, Shenandoah, Contrapuntos, The Big Windows Review, The Indicia Review, Midway Journal, Evening Street Press, The Penn Review, Santa Fe Writers Project Quarterly, and the Madison Review. Specific publications encompass the flash fiction “Coyotes” in Contrapuntos (2022); “Flies” and “Chimpanzee” (2022); “Gigi,” “Joe’s Car” in The Indicia Review, and “Travco” in Midway Journal (2021); “Torque” republished in Santa Fe Writers Project Quarterly (2020); and “Home Fries” in the Madison Review (2016). Fitts earned a Special Mention in the 2013 Pushcart Prize. His photography features as cover art for The New England Review (2022) and in exhibitions such as “Sintanjin 6.” He contributes to the literary community as a member of the editorial staff at Painted Bride Quarterly.