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Shoshana Surek’s short fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry appear or are forthcoming in The Malahat Review, Vestal Review, 3 Elements Review, University Press, Cease, Cows, and f(r)iction Magazine. Her story, “Masking Tape Over My Fortunate One,” was nominated for a 2017 Pushcart Prize. As an advocate for marginalized and unidentified gifted and gifted-disabled children, Shoshana has been published in and written for journals in the United States, Australia, Thailand, Canada, and all over Europe and Scandinavia. She was a first reader for Vestal Review and is passionate about writers and poets who use language to expand and enhance the reader’s world.
As a first-generation American and the daughter of a Holocaust survivor, she enjoys reading voices expressing the connection that exists when everything -and so little- has changed. Shoshana studied Literature and Classics at the University of Central England and earned her MA and MFA Creative Writing in Poetry and Fiction in Denver. She lives in the foothills of Colorado with children, husband, and a slew of animals poised to take over the house (and world). Follow her on Twitter at @shoshana_surek. Read more of her work at www.shoshanasurek.com.
As a first-generation American and the daughter of a Holocaust survivor, she enjoys reading voices expressing the connection that exists when everything -and so little- has changed. Shoshana studied Literature and Classics at the University of Central England and earned her MA and MFA Creative Writing in Poetry and Fiction in Denver. She lives in the foothills of Colorado with children, husband, and a slew of animals poised to take over the house (and world). Follow her on Twitter at @shoshana_surek. Read more of her work at www.shoshanasurek.com.
