Shoshana Razel Gordon Guedalia is mother; writer-poetry, fiction, narrative non-fiction, journalism, scholarly work-teacher, lecturer, sermonizer, activist, aspiring rabbi, & doctoral student. Her fiction, poetry, & translated poetry were published in Charles River Review, Harvard Summer Review, The Wick, Worcester Review, Princeton’s Inventory Journal, & JewishFiction.Net, & finalists for Glimmer Train contests. Her articles were published in Jewish Bulletin of Northern California, Jewish Advocate of Greater Boston, & Jewish Standard of NJ-her scholarly work, in Keren Journal in NY, & as a chapter in a book on Dharma & Halacha. She was profiled as feature author on Worcester Review's blog in Spring 2016, & nominated for a Pushcart. Raised in Jerusalem, she served in the IDF, taught converts, & studied theology at Hebrew U. An MLA in Creative Writing & Lit, she is now a doctoral candidate at Harvard in Comparative Theology & Religio-legal Theory. She & her children reside in Ma.