Susan Bloch is an award-winning author of fiction and nonfiction. Her stories have won prizes in the Traveler’s Tales Solas Awards and received notable mention in Best American Essays 2017. She writes about a range of topics, from identity and loss to the search for reverence and authentic connection through travel. You can read her writing in a variety of publications, such as The Forward, Entropy, The Citron Review, STORGY, Pif Magazine, Tikkun, and HuffPost.
The author of three books on global leadership, she has also appeared on BBC Newsnight.
Recent Publications
Ten years after the Mumbai Massacre
The Forward
I want to stay longer, but I’m leaving to go back home to Seattle, where, because of my experience with Moshe in Mumbai, I chose to live near my own grandchildren.
The Ceremony
During a hiking safari in Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park, Susan is invited to a Masai holy ceremony. As an outsider from another world she rediscovers the sacred without actively participating in the fare.
Undercovers
While attending a writers’ conference in Oregon, Susan stays in a drab B&B, with boring fellow guests. She only discovers the secrets of her hosts' hospitality the day she checks out.
