Beth Bosworth has taught at the New School for Social Research, CUNY’s NYC Technical College, and for many years at Saint Ann’s School in Brooklyn, where she is also founding editor of the Saint Ann's Review. Her publications include a novel, Tunneling, and a collection of short stories, A Burden of Earth. Her stories have appeared in the Kenyon Review, the Seneca Review, Forward, IMAGE, Hanging Loose, Guernica, and elsewhere.

A collection of concise, unapologetic and inventive stories that pack a fast and tough punch . . . Beneath the narrator's cerebral self-analysis, Bosworth crafts a context illustrating the character's more profound and indeterminate loneliness. This ability is the genius of the collection.

Beth Bosworth has taught at the New School for Social Research, CUNY’s NYC Technical College, and for many years at Saint Ann’s School in Brooklyn, where she is also founding editor of the Saint Ann's Review. Her publications include a novel, Tunneling, and a collection of short stories, A Burden of Earth. Her stories have appeared in the Kenyon Review, the Seneca Review, Forward, IMAGE, Hanging Loose, Guernica, and elsewhere.

A collection of concise, unapologetic and inventive stories that pack a fast and tough punch . . . Beneath the narrator's cerebral self-analysis, Bosworth crafts a context illustrating the character's more profound and indeterminate loneliness. This ability is the genius of the collection.