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"Skin" is featured in the newest edition of the Jewish Women's Literary Annual.

"Washing the Dead," nominated by Gargoyle for a 2011 Pushcart Prize, will be republished online in Redux: A Literary Journal.

An interview with Michelle about her short stories will appear in the December issue of Superstition Review.

 

 

 

 

© 2011 Michelle Brafman
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Michelle Brafman is a writer and teacher. Her fiction has received numerous honors including a Special Mention in the 2010 Pushcart Prize Anthology. Past winner of the F. Scott Fitzgerald Short Story prize and the Lilith Magazine Fiction contest, her stories have appeared in a wide variety of publications. She teaches fiction writing at the Johns Hopkins MA in Writing Program and George Washington University. Michelle is also an award winning filmmaker and lives in Glen Echo, Maryland with her husband and two children.
Links to Michelle’s writing:
"In Flight," Bethesda Magazine, March-April, 2011.
“January,” Blackbird Literary Journal, Fall, 2009. Listed as one of the best online stories of 2009 by storySouth Million Writers Award.
“Would You Rather?” the minnesota review, Spring, 2009.
“You’re Next,” Literary Mama, Spring, 2008.
"The Meaning of Dara," Slate Magazine, July, 2008.
“Ripe,” Pedestal Magazine, December, 2007, nominated for 2008 Million Writers Award.
“Sylvia’s Spoon,” Lilith Magazine, Fall, 2006. Winner of the Lilith Magazine Fiction Contest.
PoliticsDaily.Com (now HuffPost.Com).


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