
Rebecca Fisseha is author of the novel Daughters of Silence (Goose Lane Editions, 2019). Her short stories, personal essays, and articles appear in Selamta, Room Magazine, The Maple Tree Literary Supplement, The Rusty Toque, Joyland, Flock Magazine, The Puritan’s Town Crier, Lithub, Medium, The Minola Review, in the story collection Addis Ababa Noir, and the essay collection Tongues: On Longing and Belonging through Language. Her play wise.woman (2009) was produced by b current at the Theatre Centre in Toronto. She is currently at work on her second novel, titled The Fifth Melody.
In Fall 2021, look for her new creative-nonfiction work in the Humber Literary Review.
Represented by Marilyn Biderman of the Transatlantic Agency. Contact: marilyn@transatlanticagency.com
Rebecca gratefully acknowledges the support of the Toronto Arts Council, the Ontario Arts Council, and the Canada Council for the Arts, and readers!
I'd be happy to talk about any topics that emerge out of a reading of 'Daughters of Silence', or about writing, and diaspora topics.
I'd be happy to talk about any topics that emerge out of a reading of 'Daughters of Silence', or about writing, and diaspora topics.
I'd be happy to talk about any topics that emerge out of a reading of 'Daughters of Silence', or about writing, and diaspora topics.