Natalie “Nat” Holtzmann (b. 1993, Wyoming) is a writer based in Chicago. She frequently collaborates across mediums with other artists.

Now

Lecturer in Liberal Arts | School of the Art Institute of Chicago

Co-founding editor | TEMPER Press

Instructor | The Writing Workshop, Ernest Hemingway Foundation of Oak Park

Freelance | Writing, editing, and translating

Before

MFA in Writing | School of the Art Institute of Chicago

Founder & Director | Flood’s Hall Civic Center

MA | University of Illinois at Chicago

BA | University of Chicago

Fiction

“Window” | Chicago Review

“Slight” | JMWW Journal | Nominated for Best Small Fictions 2024

“Bluster” | Sundog Lit, Issue 23 | Nominated for the 2023 Pushcart Prize

“Perked” | Variant Literature, Issue 15

“Dappling” | Necessary Fiction

“Sketches” | The Minnesota Review (Duke University Press), Issue 103 | PDF

“Slaughter” | Salt Hill Journal, Issue 51 | PDF

Poetry

“It” | Places to Spit, Issue 1

Untitled | GUNPLAY

“Rain” | Compound Yellow Manual of Prompts, Provocations, Permissions, & Parameters for Everyday Practice (Hyde Park Art Center)