Editor

Kelly Hartog is the founder and editor of Scribblers on the Roof. She is a writer, editor and journalist. Her short story, Finding Home was a top 10 finalist for the Mills & Boone Short Story Award, and her story Party Dress was a finalist in the Women on Writing Fall 2008 short story competition. Kelly also blogs at Kellifornia Dreaming

Kelly Hartog: Scribblers Editor Interviewed on Book of Life Podcast

By Editor on March 2, 2010

Heidi Estrin interviews Scribblers on the Roof founder, Kelly Hartog on her Book of Life podcast.

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Four Poems by J. J. Steinfeld

By Editor on February 3, 2010

This is Canadian writer J. J. Steinfeld’s second contribution to Scribblers. These poems are from his collection, An Affection for Precipices (Serengeti Press, 2006)

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Sydney Taylor Book Award and National Jewish Book Award winners

By Editor on January 13, 2010

Mazal Tov to the winners of the Sydney Taylor Book Awards and the National Jewish Book Awards

Posted in Blogs, The Editor Scribbles | Tagged Barbara Bietz, Jewish fiction, Jewish poetry Jewish children's books, Katherine Sand, National Jewish Book Awards, Shelley White, Sydney Taylor Book Awards | Leave a response

New Stories and Poems for the New Year

By Editor on January 4, 2010

Congratulations to Michal Mahgerefteh and Karen Karlitz. They both have the honour of being the first writers published on Scribblers in 2010.

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2010 Literary Pursuits

By Editor on December 23, 2009

As we head into 2010, what are your writing resolutions for the upcoming year? Email us your top two literary goals for the year ahead and we’ll post them for everyone to see.

Posted in Blogs, The Editor Scribbles | Tagged 2010, Andrew Sanger, Jewish literary community, Leah Kaminsky, Rachel Barenblat, The Velveteen Rabbi | Leave a response