Miriam Gordis is a writer living in New York. Her work has appeared in Guernica, The Drift, The New Inquiry, Lux, and elsewhere. She studied at the University of Oxford and the CUNY Graduate Center, and she is a bookseller and former literary scout. She has worked as a reader for the Whiting Award for Nonfiction, the New York Public Library Young Lions Award, and for Guernica Magazine. She runs a newsletter about culture called Small Wire.
“Solar Flare,” The Drift
“My Mother, the Fascist,” Lux Magazine
“Animal Subordination: the Memory of Pain,” Dirt
“The Problem of the Good-Time Girl,” The Cleveland Review of Books
“Bad Nostalgia,” Verso
“In Defense of Feeling,” Dirt
“Novel Evil,” The New Inquiry
“Baby Birds,” Hobart
“The Dogs,” Guernica
Vinyl (Black Spring Press Group, 2018)
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