About Tina
She writes literary fiction and essays about ordinary danger, friendship, memory, shame, humor, and the strange ways people survive what they cannot easily explain.
Her work blends emotional realism with quiet suspense, often lingering in the uneasy space between what happens and what can be understood afterward - the half-remembered moment, the strange kindness, the embarrassment that survives longer than it should, the joke that appears at the edge of fear.
Her growing body of work includes flash nonfiction, literary essays, and short fiction.
In addition to her own writing, Tina offers a limited number of private written reviews for short stories, essays, flash pieces, memoir fragments, and hybrid prose.
These reviews are for writers who want a careful reader before revising, submitting, or deciding what the piece wants to become.
