Author Archives: Eva Silverfine
Changes in the Neighborhood
I have a new story up at Everday Fiction. Check it out. Changes in the Neighborhood
The Wine Glass
I have a new story up on Flash Fiction Magazine. Check it out. The Wine Glass
Award from North Texas Book Festival
Pleased to have recently won an award for nonfiction from the North Texas Book Festival.
BookWorks Featured Author
From BookWorks.com: Congratulations to our newest FEATURED AUTHOR, Eva Silverfine! Her collection of beautifully-crafted, poignant, honest and evocative essays weaves together the themes of home, family and the natural world: http://bit.ly/2JMr5qG.
Elastic Walls–One Year Anniversary
On the one-year anniversary of publishing “Elastic Walls,” I am making it available for its original price. If you’ve been meaning to read it but haven’t, now is the time to get your copy. Buy on Amazon. com.
I Got a Rock: A New Year’s Eve Tale
On New Year’s Eve when I was fifteen—in effect, with a mid-January birthday, the eve of turning sixteen—I was despondent. I had nothing to do. Like other holidays, but particularly New Year’s Eve, the expectation of something grand, meaningful, or … Continue reading
Elastic Walls
From today until Friday the 13th (oh my!), the Kindle version of Elastic Walls: From Brooklyn to Texas and Points in Between is $0.99. If you’ve been meaning to download it but haven’t, now is the time. Buy on Amazon. com.
Elastic Walls—The Book
I was perhaps eight years old, alone in the living room and dancing joyfully to Martha and the Vandellas’ “Dancing in the Streets,” when I said to myself “I love this song, and I am never, ever going to forget … Continue reading
MIA
Progress is being made, albeit slowly, on my essay collection. As “they” say, life gets in the way. In the meantime, one of my short stories was just published. Check it out at Passing on the Road on a Summer’s … Continue reading
The Consequences of Forgetting the Sardines
I love vignettes like Eva Silverfine’s ‘The Consequences of Forgetting the Sardines’ that just build and build and then boom! I’m sure many husbands, myself included, will feel a little guilty for sometimes – sometimes mind you! – being a … Continue reading
