Siloh Radovsky is a writer.
She writes mostly prose, flirts with poetry, and especially loves research-based and experimental literary essays.
Her essays, articles, and short stories have appeared in, among other places, Entropy, [PANK], Identity Theory, Teen Vogue, Inkwell, and Alchemy. She is currently working on a book of linked essays exploring family mental illness, care, and her botched subcultural coming-of-age.
Siloh’s work has been supported through residencies at the Ragdale Foundation and Springboard for the Arts’ Hinge Arts program. She has an interdisciplinary B.A. from The Evergreen State College and an M.F.A. in Writing from UC San Diego.
In her teaching and coaching practice, she is invested in helping clients develop the form and sequence of narrative projects (prose or otherwise), and in collaboratively working through emotional, conceptual, and craft-related blockages. She was also a collaborator in a narrative medicine intervention with Adolescent and Young Adult cancer patients, and loves bringing creative practices into clinical settings.
You can stay in the loop with Siloh’s work through her monthly newsletter Essence of Toast, and hear her discuss the creative process with other writers and artists on her podcast Experimental Practice.