about
Born
in London in 1970, I moved
to Jerusalem, in 1994, and after 15 years in Israel, my partner and I,
and our two cats, moved to Bristol in August 2009.
After making a living for 13 years as a
science
journalist, writing for publications such as WIRED, NewScientist, the
MIT Technology Review and Business 2.0, I gave it all up to write
fiction.
My
first short story collection, The
White Road and Other Stories, is
now available
from Salt Modern Fiction and was commended by the judges of the 2009
Orange Award for New Writers.
I am currently
writer-in-residence in the Science Faculty at Bristol
University. I have
just received a grant from Arts Council England
to write a collection of
biology-inspired short stories inspired both by a 100-year-old biology
book and by spending time in the labs as
writer- in-residence in Bristol University's Science Faculty. I
am now blogging on the brand new Science
Faculty blog. Stop by to read my
latest tales from the lab.
My short and very short
stories, plays and film scripts, have won or been shortlisted for various
prizes,nominated
for a Pushcart Prize,
been published in print and online, broadcast on BBC Radio 4 and
performed. I blog about writing at TaniaWrites.
I
am the founder and editor of The
Short Review dedicated
to reviewing short story collections and anthologies and showcasing
short story authors.
Use the
links above to read some of my fiction and the articles
I wrote as a journalist, latest news, books my work has appeared in,
and more. Drop me an email, visit my blog!
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interviews
I
have
been interviewed by:
Smokelong Quarterly
The
Jewish Chronicle
Haaretz newspaper
WriteWords
Nik
Perring
WritingNeuroses
Normblog
Nicola Morgan
Andrew Philips
and by 11
blogs during my Virtual Book Tour 2008. For
information on the tour,
click here.
I
provide short story critiquing & editing through The
Writers'
Workshop.
Please contact them for more details. |
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