Rebecca Fishow
@rebeccafishow.bsky.social
writer | reader | artist | educator
The Trouble With Language (TRNSFR, 2020) | The Opposite of Entropy (Proper Tales Press, 2018)
The Trouble With Language (TRNSFR, 2020) | The Opposite of Entropy (Proper Tales Press, 2018)
Reposted by Rebecca Fishow
⭐ Featuring stories by C Ray Borck, Rebecca Fishow @rebeccafishow.bsky.social, Gill O'Halloran @quickasaflash.bsky.social, Wafa-e-fatima, Corey Miller @ironbrewer.bsky.social, Shira Musicant @shiramusicant.bsky.social, Beth Sherman @bsherm36.bsky.social, and Haley Sim ⭐
March 14, 2025 at 2:03 PM
⭐ Featuring stories by C Ray Borck, Rebecca Fishow @rebeccafishow.bsky.social, Gill O'Halloran @quickasaflash.bsky.social, Wafa-e-fatima, Corey Miller @ironbrewer.bsky.social, Shira Musicant @shiramusicant.bsky.social, Beth Sherman @bsherm36.bsky.social, and Haley Sim ⭐
Reposted by Rebecca Fishow
Past Contributor Rebecca Fishow's new story collection, "How To Love A Black Hole," is out now with @conium.bsky.social!
Read her interview with LLR Editor @dwhitethewriter.bsky.social at @chicagorevbooks.bsky.social:
chireviewofbooks.com/2025/04/07/f...
Félicitations, @rebeccafishow.bsky.social!
Read her interview with LLR Editor @dwhitethewriter.bsky.social at @chicagorevbooks.bsky.social:
chireviewofbooks.com/2025/04/07/f...
Félicitations, @rebeccafishow.bsky.social!
Form and Formlessness in "How To Love A Black Hole": An Interview with Rebecca Fishow - Chicago Review of Books
Prose writer, creative writing instructor, and visual artist Rebecca Fishow’s latest book of short fiction, How to Love a Black Hole, is a rapid, deft, and illusive collection. Moving between narratio...
chireviewofbooks.com
April 8, 2025 at 1:00 PM
Past Contributor Rebecca Fishow's new story collection, "How To Love A Black Hole," is out now with @conium.bsky.social!
Read her interview with LLR Editor @dwhitethewriter.bsky.social at @chicagorevbooks.bsky.social:
chireviewofbooks.com/2025/04/07/f...
Félicitations, @rebeccafishow.bsky.social!
Read her interview with LLR Editor @dwhitethewriter.bsky.social at @chicagorevbooks.bsky.social:
chireviewofbooks.com/2025/04/07/f...
Félicitations, @rebeccafishow.bsky.social!
Reposted by Rebecca Fishow
"Because flash fiction by nature requires compression and rapid escalation (even if subtle), it can also provoke a reader to feel things very quickly and very deeply, like a song." This week's featured author, @rebeccafishow.bsky.social. Interview by Elizabeth Rosen www.smokelong.com/interviews/s...
Smoke Signals with Rebecca Fishow - SmokeLong Quarterly
Grief and loss seem to be themes that interest you. Is there something about the flash form that seems particularly able to get at those things? Fiction in general lays the private self bare, makes it...
www.smokelong.com
April 8, 2025 at 7:56 PM
"Because flash fiction by nature requires compression and rapid escalation (even if subtle), it can also provoke a reader to feel things very quickly and very deeply, like a song." This week's featured author, @rebeccafishow.bsky.social. Interview by Elizabeth Rosen www.smokelong.com/interviews/s...
Reposted by Rebecca Fishow
Thank you @smokelong.bsky.social for featuring my story published in @phoebejournal.bsky.social ! ❤️❤️❤️ #flash #flashfiction #shortstory #writing #FlashLit #writing #writers
"...learning to give helpful feedback is equally as important in your growth as a writer as receiving feedback." Dawn Miller, longlisted for The SmokeLong Workshop Prize, talks about workshopping her story "Fourteen to Twenty-Nine" published in phoebe. www.smokelong.com/an-interview...
An Interview with Dawn Miller - SmokeLong Quarterly
In 2024 SmokeLong hosted our second SmokeLong Workshop Prize competition. Our workshop participants reported almost 300 publications to us before November 1, 2024. In 2025, we’ll be featuring one writ...
www.smokelong.com
April 8, 2025 at 12:59 AM
Thank you @smokelong.bsky.social for featuring my story published in @phoebejournal.bsky.social ! ❤️❤️❤️ #flash #flashfiction #shortstory #writing #FlashLit #writing #writers
Reposted by Rebecca Fishow
This was a lot of fun to do! Congrats @rebeccafishow.bsky.social
"I like to entertain the idea that there are possibilities outside taken-for-granted terms of the real.” @dwhitethewriter.bsky.social's interview with Rebecca Fishow on her new book “How To Love A Black Hole"(@conium.bsky.social) is out now!
chireviewofbooks.com/2025/04/07/f...
chireviewofbooks.com/2025/04/07/f...
Form and Formlessness in "How To Love A Black Hole": An Interview with Rebecca Fishow - Chicago Review of Books
Prose writer, creative writing instructor, and visual artist Rebecca Fishow’s latest book of short fiction, How to Love a Black Hole, is a rapid, deft, and illusive collection. Moving between narratio...
chireviewofbooks.com
April 8, 2025 at 1:02 PM
This was a lot of fun to do! Congrats @rebeccafishow.bsky.social