Many thanks to Andrea Rinard for her incisive review of my most recent collection. Here is an excerpt: “Whether she’s dropping her readers into the dark pockets of lives overlooked or underestimated, or acting as voyeur, eavesdropping and speculating on what she sees and hears, Fish shows an understanding of humanity and transforms the inexplicable
Many thanks to Cheryl Pappas for this very thoughtful review of Wild Life: Collected Works published in Colorado Review. Pappas dedicated significant space to giving her thoughts on my piece “Collective Nouns for Humans in the Wild” which is being shared again in response to the most recent mass shootings in Gilroy, CA, El Paso,
Last night I finished my second read of Myfanwy Collins’ second novel, The Book of Laney. It is both a daring work and an extraordinary achievement. Daring, because it takes on one of the most heartbreaking and difficult to comprehend topics imaginable, that of mass killings on school property by students. The novel covers at