She continues to have a robust family and social network in the Middle East.Pink is my favorite color. After graduating, she moved to Beirut from Boston with her husband and lived there for several years during times of war and conflict, but also of joy and inspiration. Silver-Hajo has a degree in Middle Eastern studies and speaks Arabic fluently. Her novel "Roots of the Banyan Tree" is forthcoming from Juventud Press (fall 2023). Silver-Hajo is a 2023 Pushcart Prize, Best Small Fictions, and Best American Food Writing nominee who writes short and long fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry, mostly about life and relationships in the U.S. The women of Silver-Hajo's "Wolfsong" will remain with readers long after the last page of this inspiring and mesmerizing collection is turned. They love, yearn, cope with hardship, and discover how to take up space in the world.
Silver-Hajo's characters uncover lifelong secrets and mysteries, face danger and uncertainty, celebrate what they've achieved, and mourn what is lost.
"'Wolfsong' is an inspiring journey every reader should take." - Pamela Painter, author of Fabrications: New and Selected Stories "These are themes with nearly-universal appeal and a broad audience, especially among women, but with everyone, really," says Silver-Hajo.
The stories of "Wolfsong" form a compelling arc from the innocent explorations of childhood, through budding growth, maturation, and the sometimes-fraught journeys women undertake as they forge their unique places in the world. PROVIDENCE, R.I., /PRNewswire/ - ELJ Editions is proud to announce the publication of "Wolfsong" by Kathryn Silver-Hajo, a stunning collection of thirty-four interconnected narratives that draw readers into the experiences of the women and girls who insist on taking up space in a world that denies it to them.
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