Writing

Black text on white background: "Liquid skin cascading like a mountain storm, swirling and rising in your cupped hand...", "Two Women of a Certain Age", miniskirt magazine

Words on white background: San Francisco Writers Conference 2021 Writing Contest Anthology, Finalist: "How We Fallin Love", "I had nothing to lose but myself..."

Black text on white background reading: "I understood that grief was the silence of turned backs, viewed through dirty window glass..."

White background with text in typewriter style font: Storm Clouds. Her dress billowed as she fell, one knee driving pink crepe into the mud, the other bare and wet as the wind twisted the fabric up around her thigh. With words muffled by my double-pane window glass, she was demanding something of the dense night. I let my curtain fall. - Lisa Fabish. Micro-fiction originally published in The Dribble Drabble Review, Spring 2021, Issue #3.

 

Headshot, smiling, with turquoise, blue, and purple hair

 

Finalist in the San Francisco Writers Conference 2021 Writing Contest and co-founder of YaleWomen Writers, Lisa Fabish’s work appears in the Epoch Literary Journal, miniskirt magazine, and elsewhere. 

She is delightfully smitten with her girlfriend and her two cats.