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Born and raised in the northeast, Janet Goldberg now lives in California's Bay Area where she writes and teaches writing and spends her free time hiking and exploring the mountains and deserts of the greater West. She also serves as the fiction editor of the literary journal Deep Wild, and her own short fiction and poetry have been appeared in a wide range of journals.
"""Loved this. What a great read and respite from poetry."" --Dorianne Laux, finalist for the 2020 Pulitzer Prize ""Janet Goldberg writes so powerfully of loss and grief. We follow the crooked paths of people left stumbling behind those who have gone on (a son, a sister) until we recognize our own intimate irresolvable journey in theirs. The author manages to say the unsayable. A truly original and effervescent writer."" --Stephanie Cowell, American Book Award recipient, author of Claude & Camille and The Boy in the Rain ""Goldberg's poetic descriptions of Death Valley, its alluring and treacherous landscape, set the tone for The Proprietor's Song, a subtle novel about grief, mortality, hope, and despair."" --Fredrick Soukup, author of Bliss and Blood Up North"
