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“It never strikes her that she could die. It never has.”
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Eight Days a Week, Eleanor RigbyFor No OneGet Back—
Hello Goodbye.

Tania Hershman is the author of a poetry chapbook, Nothing Here Is Wild, Everything Is Open (Southword, 2016), and two short story collections: My Mother Was An Upright Piano: Fictions (Tangent Books, 2012), and The White Road and Other Stories (Salt, 2008). Tania is curator of ShortStops (www.shortstops.info), celebrating short story activity across the UK & Ireland; a Royal Literary Fund fellow at Bristol University; and is working on a hybrid prose/poetry book inspired by particle physics for her PhD in Creative Writing. www.taniahershman.com
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