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Rochelle F. Singer

Oct 29, 2017, 12:57 PM

His eyes haunt me. The wide, uncomprehending shock of them. They ambush me during the day, startle me awake at night. Had I lifted (or depressed) my foot ever so slightly (or aggressively) from (or on) the gas (or brake)...

Aug 11, 2012, 2:37 PM

Are Bell

Call it what you will: R. Bell, Are Bell, or even by its real name Arbel. Different, true, but differences that make no difference when the name is spoken. And yet, differences are the flip side of similarities. One...

Jul 24, 2012, 4:03 PM

The Revenge of the Mezuzah

He kicked at the mess of stuff on the floor that he had just whisked off the closet shelves in less time than it takes to sneeze. No strong box. Just a riot of papers, spools of tangled thread,...

Jul 10, 2012, 11:26 PM

Red Velvet 2

A tit for a tat, black for white. White Night in Tel Aviv has come and gone. Music, museums, meditation at dawn, meandering on the seashore and along streets throwing off hot-and-sticky summer air. Black Night countered with its own...

Jul 5, 2012, 5:53 PM

Red Velvet

Here I am, another late afternoon just me and my computer in my cubicle, working on a presentation about a highly competitive, cutting edge device guaranteed to eclipse background noise on cellphone calls. When lo and behold, out of...

About Me

Rochelle F. Singer is a writer by vocation and choice who lives in Tel Aviv. She has written articles for many high-tech journals over the years, and recently has found time to return to her own writing. Her stories and creative non-fiction pieces have appeared in jewishfiction.net, arc 24, Poetica Magazine and Black Lamb.