I’m honored and thrilled that my short story, “West 256th Street and Valles Avenue” has been published in the 2018 empathy-themed issue of The McNeese Review.
I couldn’t be more pleased that my story has found a home within this collection of startling, edgy, and boundary-pushing pieces. Because now, more than ever, we need our writers to drop a plumb line down to the core, to draw up what is true…
Crack the Spine originally published "Off the Curb" in their Issue 94, December 2013. The story was also included in the March 30, 2104 anthology. The magazine has sadly been archived, so I've reprinted "Off the Curb" here. "Off the Curb" by Tania Moore...
THE LOST SISTER, upmarket literary fiction, 94,000 words, is a story of secrets, betrayal, and the cost of saving a life. Rumer, 36, is made executor of her father’s estate. She has sixty days to reach her sister, Morgan, 37. But Morgan wants nothing to do with Rumer....
It took a long time to write a post about disappointment. It’s not a story I wanted to tell, but discouragement—and resilience—are part of a writer’s life. I hope that in sharing honestly my experience, I can shed light on an aspect of publishing that’s rarely spoken...
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