Elizabeth Rosner's Writings
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Essay
May.21.2013
Hadassah Magazine
A year after my lecture tour in Germany, accompanied by my Holocaust-survivor father, I consider the possibilities for healing.
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Column
Apr.02.2013
Meg Waite Clayton's 1st Books: Reading & Writing with Friends
A blog post on the fabulous site of novelist Meg Waite Clayton, in which I talk about my lifelong relationship with poetry.
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Article
Apr.02.2013
San Francisco Chronicle
Rosner reviews the new collection of short stories by SF Bay Area author Andrew Lam
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Poem
Apr.01.2013
Poetry East
No I will not eat chicken again or finish what’s on my plate I will not help with the dishes
will never ever got to bed when you say so I will stay up all night watching old movies until
my eyes fall out and who cares about homework I get A’s and you don’t notice so what
so what I’m smarter than you think and the teachers are crazy and I hate when...
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Article
Dec.16.2012
San Francisco Chronicle
From the Sunday San Francisco Chronicle: Elizabeth Rosner reviews Nobel Prize winner Elie Wiesel's latest memoir.
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Article
Nov.23.2012
San Francisco Chronicle
SF Chronicle book review of Nell Freudenberger's THE DISSIDENT, written by Elizabeth Rosner
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Article
Oct.01.2012
San Francisco Chronicle
An article featured in the Sunday Book Review of the SF Chronicle, about Janna Malamud Smith's excellent new book. AN ABSORBING ERRAND: How artists and craftsmen make their way to mastery. Published by Counterpoint Press.
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Poem
Jun.02.2012
J Weekly
A new poem to launch the new website of J Weekly.
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Poem
Mar.14.2012
http://artonair.org/play/10791/show/old-testament-poetry
Four poems by Elizabeth Rosner (originally published in the collection GRAVITY), recorded for the radio by Patricia Randell.
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Article
Feb.20.2012
San Francisco Chronicle
What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank, stories by Nathan Englander
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Rosner's multilayered composition is rendered in beautiful, spare prose and will resonate long after the last page. ”
—Publisher's Weekly
About Elizabeth
Originally from upstate New York, Elizabeth Rosner is an award-winning novelist, poet and essayist now living in Berkeley, California. Her first novel, The Speed of Light, was published by Ballantine Books in 2001. The novel's central theme addresses...
Connections
Elizabeth’s Favorite Books
To the Lighthouse and Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf; Underworld by Don DeLillo; The Sea by John Banville; Running in the Family by Michael Ondaatje; Fugitive...