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As a former Rights person in the industry myself, the fact that Inheriting Edith has been published both as an exquisite Audiobook narrated by Cassandra Campbell, and will be published in Large Print by Center Point next month fills me with happiness, gratitude and pride. Recently, I jumped for more joy to learn that YediotContinue reading “The Exquisite Joy of Subrights Sales!”

Atlanta, if you're around and interested, please join me at SCAD's Ivy Hall on January 19th at 6:30 PM for a reading and book signing. The event is free and open to the public, not to mention an incredible honor and one of the true highlights of my career thus far. Hope to see you!Continue reading “Somebody Pinch Me”

Thrilled to be this month's pick for the Hadassah Book Club at The Levite JCC in Birmingham! Thank you Mindy Cohen, for your support and to all the ladies who came out yesterday on such a bleary afternoon!

So grateful to the Marcus JCC of Atlanta for inviting me to be part of their 25th Annual Book Festival yesterday. It was an honor to share the stage with fellow author Jonathan Rabb and my friend and moderator, Lisa Shore. A fantastic crowd and a fantastic festival!       

Honored to be interviewed by THE Joshilyn Jackson on Amazon! Scroll down to the "From the Publisher" section to check it out!    

Gush of gratitude to my Aunt, Alice Fishman; Karen Freedland at the JCC of Ann Arbor and Kathi Tobey at the University of Michigan's Silver Club Memory Program.The Silver Club women were fabulous and so very kind to me, as was the crowd at the JCC's cocktails, Q&A and signing event at the gorgeous ShinolaContinue reading “Thank you Ann Arbor!”

Spotted at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport! Handsome Dad not included. 

And to friends, family and students for attending! It was a lovely night. 

As if I didn't love independent book stores enough, they go and name Inheriting Edith an "Indie Next Great Read" for November! Verklempt and honored.    

Beautifully written and emotionally satisfying, this character-driven story carries you along like a familiar-yet-surprisingly fresh melody. I love Fishman’s crisp, accessible style and the way she makes her prose dance on the page. An honest, generous account of life in all its stages, this is a book that’s well worth reading. – Dish Magazine AmericanContinue reading “Inheriting Edith: Reviews”