Rachel Prizant Kotok
1 POSTS 0 COMMENTS
Rachel Prizant Kotok has been teaching English composition, literature, and language since 1996. Addicted to constrained writing, she has written letter-sequenced palindromic poetry for more than two decades. She was a finalist for Southwest Review’s 2014 Morton Marr Poetry Prize and the 2015 Tucson Festival of Books Literary Award for Poetry. Rachel is currently working on a book of palindrome poems paired with works of flash fiction. She teaches at UC Berkeley.Trending on TIFERET
Excerpt from A Review of Catherine Doty’s Wonderama by Adele Kenny
In each issue of Tiferet, we include several book reviews to help bring awareness to other author's work and give prospective readers a glimpse...
Excerpt from Low Tide off the North Cove Road by Lyn Butler Gray
This poem was the 2021 Tiferet Writing Contest Winner for Poetry and appears in our Autumn/Winter 2021 issue. Buy it today to read the entire...
Excerpt from The Habits of the World by Philip F. Clark
This poem appears in our Autumn/Winter 2021 issue. Buy it today to read the entire issue.
I borrowed the habits of the world,
hoping the lenders would not...