Rachel Barenblat holds an MFA from the Bennington Writing Seminars and is author of four chapbooks of poetry, most recently chaplainbook (Laupe House Press, 2006) and the self-published Through (a 2009 collection of miscarriage poems.) She is a student in the ALEPH rabbinic program who has blogged as The Velveteen Rabbi since 2003.
By Rachel Barenblat on December 16, 2009
This is Rachel’s second contribution to Scribblers. Sufganiyot first appeared in Zeek Magazine.
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By Rachel Barenblat on November 24, 2009
Rachel Barenblat has an MFA from the Bennington Writing Seminars but is probably best known for her widely-acclaimed blog, The Velveteen Rabbi.
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