Writings by
Alan Gartenhaus
Within a few short hours, rising floodwaters force next-door neighbors into a desperate fight for survival.
About Alan
After a thirty-year career in the museum profession, Alan now lives on the Island of Hawaii, where he farms and writes fiction. His work has been published in Avalon Literary Review, Broad River Review, DASH, Diverse Voices Quarterly, Entropy Magazine, Euphony Journal, The Evening Street Review, Green Hills Literary Lantern, Ignatian Literary Magazine (recipient of the Editor’s Choice Award), moonShine Review, New English Review, October Hill Magazine, Paragon Journal, The Penmen Review, riverSedge, Running Press, Santa Fe Literary Review, Smithsonian Press, Umbrella Factory Magazine, and Writer’s Workshop Review among others. Alan’s short story “The Outing” was a winner of Living Springs Publishers’ national competition for baby boomer authors. Another of his short stories will soon be published in The Phoenix, an annual literary journal.