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This weekend I had a chance to hold THE EXPERT OF SUBTLE REVISIONS in City Lights and point to City Lights in THE EXPERT OF SUBTLE REVISIONS! San Francisco is so lucky to have this shop, and if you’re in…
June is Pride Month and Goodreads put together a great list of 135 new fiction, non-fiction, and YA LGBTQ+ Books (including THE EXPERT OF SUBTLE REVISIONS!) to help folks celebrate There are some great books in the list, all published…
A few months ago, I reached out to the Mastodon community, searching for a Vienna-based photographer willing to take a photo of my novel with the painting featured on its cover: Egon Schiele’s Woman Seated with Bent Knees. The painting…
Hello! Hard to believe summer is almost here! This week, I had a chance to read with some wonderful writers at LitQuake Sebastopol, I met with a book group to talk about The Expert of Subtle Revisions, and I discovered…
This week the much anticipate photograph arrived: The Expert of Subtle Revisions by Kirsten Menger-Anderson with Seated Woman with Bent Knees by Egon Schiele, taken by photographer Elisabeth Preininger, Vienna, Austria. Elisabeth Preininger and I met on Mastodon when I…
To celebrate the launch of THE EXPERT OF SUBTLE REVISIONS, I made a trip up to Boston, where I visited my friend, author Daphne Kalotay, who led me on a whirlwind tour of the area’s gorgeous indie bookshops. I was…
Josef’s story opens at the turn of the 20th century, but uses the present tense because what is right and what is just is an ongoing conversation, as relevant today as it was in Josef’s time. Is he mad? A…
Greetings from Providence, RI where I had a chance to talk about THE EXPERT OF SUBTLE REVISIONS with writer and visual artist Tanya Young last night at Symposium Books. It was a great conversation and a full house! And a…
I first became interested in 1930s Vienna when I read my grandfather’s memoir. Like Anton Moritz in my novel, my grandfather was a professor at the University of Vienna, and deeply affected by the social and political upheaval of the…
I went to two public libraries last weekend and enjoyed some really amazing public programs: Night of Ideas at the SF Public Library and the Foster Youth Museum – Lost Childhoods Exhibit at the Redwood City Public Library. Then I…
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