Prior to writing fiction, Suzanne Martinez has been an artist, having earned a BFA in Painting from the University of the Arts and an MFA in Printmaking from Pratt Institute. Over the last few years, she’s studied fiction at The New School, NYU, Kenyon Review Writers Workshop, NYS Writers Institute, and Yale Writers Workshop. She has completed her first novel, Drawing Lessons and is working on her second. Four of her stories were chosen for readings at the KGB Bar during 2017-2019.
Her story, “Distillation“ appeared in The Drabble in November 2018. Her story, “La Femme Assise” appeared in The Hong Kong Review in January 2019 and “We Are All Strangers” appeared in Bull & Cross in February 2019, “Salmonella Summer” appeared in Streetlight Magazine in June 2019, “There Are No Whys” appeared in Flash Fiction Magazine in October 2019, “The Cinderella of Sunset Park” appeared in The Broadkill Review in November 2019. “Cinderella” was nominated by The Broadkill Review for a 2020 Pushcart Prize. “Magnus Opus with Rodents” appeared in Thrice Fiction Magazine in December 2019. She lives in Brooklyn.
Love this Sue! Your photos are as impressive as your writing.
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