Adam O'Fallon Price

Adam O’Fallon Price is a Teaching Professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, affiliated with the Department of English and Comparative Literature in the College of Arts and Sciences. He holds a BA in English from UNC Chapel Hill (2011) and an MFA in Creative Writing (Fiction) from Cornell University (2014). His work bridges creative writing, narrative theory, and the study of the English language, with a focus on novelistic forms and contemporary fiction.

Research interests include narrative structure, literary aesthetics, and interdisciplinary storytelling. His publications include novels *The Hotel Neversink* (2019) and *The Grand Tour* (2016), along with short fiction in prestigious journals like *The Paris Review*, *VICE*, and *The Kenyon Review Online*. He contributes essays and criticism to platforms like *The Paris Review Daily*, *Ploughshares*, and *Electric Literature*, where he also serves as a staff writer for *The Millions*.

Recipient of over 15 awards and fellowships, including the Philip Freund Prize and multiple Glimmer Train recognitions, his work has been anthologized in *Best Small Fictions 2015* and highlighted by *The Huffington Post* as a rising literary voice. He teaches courses on composition, creative writing, and narrative craft, blending academic rigor with creative practice.

• Key Awards:
  • Pushcart Prize Special Mention (2018)
  • John Gardner Fiction Book Award Finalist (2017)
  • Philip Freund Prize in Creative Writing (2016)
• Teaching: Introduction to Composition (ENGL 105), Creative Writing Foundations (ENGL 130)