Steve Biersdorf
I have written professionally as a general assignment reporter, editorial writer, contributing editor and freelance granter writer. One of my editorials was the lead story on the local six o'clock TV news, and I wrote two successful grant proposals to the US Department of Commerce for $634,000 that allowed the organization I worked for at the time to open a branch office in Beijing. I have five fiction short story publishing credits. I am a graduate of Florida State University, English/Creative Writing, and a resident of Florida.
“Stone Bottle Balustrade,” “Chelyabinsk-65,” and “Squiz Normcore”
Stripping one
of one’s
memories
the cruelest of outcomes,
by design
or
predetermination
of one’s
memories
the cruelest of outcomes,
by design
or
predetermination
Poetry
Issue 72, April 2023
Three
The three little pigs enjoying an elegant repast on the waterfront, quiet water reflecting neon from high-rise resorts. Sequestered at a table with a Lazy Susan, each partaking of the abundance by turns, washed down with a discriminating Pouilly-Fuissé with white flower accents.
Long Short Story
Issue 55, November 2021
Steve Biersdorf
I have written professionally as a general assignment reporter, editorial writer, contributing editor and freelance granter writer. One of my editorials was the lead story on the local six o'clock TV news, and I wrote two successful grant proposals to the US Department of Commerce for $634,000 that allowed the organization I worked for at the time to open a branch office in Beijing. I have five fiction short story publishing credits. I am a graduate of Florida State University, English/Creative Writing, and a resident of Florida.
“Stone Bottle Balustrade,” “Chelyabinsk-65,” and “Squiz Normcore”
Stripping one
of one’s
memories
the cruelest of outcomes,
by design
or
predetermination
of one’s
memories
the cruelest of outcomes,
by design
or
predetermination
Poetry
Issue 72, April 2023
Three
The three little pigs enjoying an elegant repast on the waterfront, quiet water reflecting neon from high-rise resorts. Sequestered at a table with a Lazy Susan, each partaking of the abundance by turns, washed down with a discriminating Pouilly-Fuissé with white flower accents.
Long Short Story
Issue 55, November 2021