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.
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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.
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