AUTHOR
Bette Ann Moskowitz
Welcome
I meet the world pen first. I’m a fiction writer in a non-fiction cloak, and an essayist wearing a fiction hat. I have always written in the gully between tragedy and comedy. What’s funny at the funeral, what’s sad at the circus? You have to read if you want to write. My favorite writers are the Bronte sisters and the brothers Grimm, Emily Dickinson, Anton Chekhov, Stanley Elkin and James Joyce.
Books
You can find Bette Ann’s books at IndieBound, Bookshop.org, Barnes & Noble, and Amazon.
You can also order through your local bookstore. Click a title to learn more.
Essays
Book Reviews
“Literary Spinach/Literary Pleasure: The Diaries of Dawn Powell and My Home is Far Away by Dawn Powell; American Book Review, April-May 1996.
The Letter Left To Me by The Letter Left To Me”by Joseph McElroy, The Review of Contemporary Fiction, Spring, 1990
E. L. Konigsburg, Up From Jericho Tel, Publisher’s Weekly, 4/86
Edna O’Brien’s Girls In Their Married Bliss, Women’s Week, 12/77;
Short Fiction
“Hippopotamus” Sunlit Publications and Podcast, June, 2018
“Gwyn’s Story,” Short Fiction By Women (Issue #6, 1994) – Nominated for a Pushcart Prize
“Tessie’s Night,” Appearances, 1987
