Sariah Dorbin’s short stories have appeared in the Antioch Review and the Bellevue Literary Review, and anthologized in The Best of the Bellevue Literary Review. She holds an MFA from the Bennington Writing Seminars, and works as a creative director for a Los Angeles advertising agency.
CONTRIBUTOR ARTICLES
Getting “Woke”: Mary Gaitskill’s “Somebody with a Little Hammer”
Is there enough new material by Gaitskill in "Somebody with a Little Hammer"? Sariah Dorbin weighs in....
Out of Their Tree
Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney’s debut, "The Nest", one of the most hyped novels of the year....
Closer, Truer, Wilder
In Sonja Livingston's "Ladies Night at the Dreamland", the ladies are apparitions — as is the author herself, fading in and out, haunting these pages....
Humans, Unleashed
In "The Dogs of Littlefield," Suzanne Berne deftly balances social satire with the psychological insight and deep unease that will be familiar to fans....
