Fanny Rothschild

Fanny Rothschild lives in Western Massachusetts where she balances and brings together her work as writer, human rights activist, and editor. Her ongoing efforts include the novels TANGO LESSONS, a depiction of the disappearances in Argentina, and GOING KUKU, a mosaic of a refugee family’s journey from Sudan to Massachusetts.

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by Fanny Rothschild One day my pregnant daughter and my son-in-law were living with me in Buenos Aires, Argentina and the next day they were disappeared. One evening we were eating bife and pasta together, and the next I was staring across an empty table. One night a green Falcon hovered below my window and […]

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