A Plate of Pandemic
Creativity in Times of Crisis
Sue Katz’s business card identifies her as a “Wordsmith and Rebel.” Her writing has been published on the three continents where she has lived, worked, and roused rabble. She has been a martial arts master, promoted transnational volunteering, and partner danced more than her feet could bear. Her books, often focusing on the lives of LGBTQ elders, include A Raisin in My Cleavage: short and shorter stories, Lillian’s Last Affair and other stories, and the novel Lillian in Love. Her writing has been published in such publications as Gertrude Press, Writers Resist, Brilliant Flash Fiction, and the Boston Globe newspaper. Reach her at www.suekatz.com
Sid’s father died at age fifty-seven after shoveling frozen wet snow from his buried car in order to get to a job he hated, only to find that he had dug out his neighbor’s look-alike car instead. The heart attack was massive and, due to clogged, storm-blocked roads, the ambulance could not get to Sid’s […]