Liz Iversen’s fiction and essays explore migration, motherhood, and the history of the Philippines, where she was born. Her writing has appeared in The New York Times, Gulf Coast, Creative Nonfiction, Fourteen Hills, and Passages North. She has an MFA in Fiction from Antioch University and has
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Liz Iversen’s fiction and essays explore migration, motherhood, and the history of the Philippines, where she was born. Her writing has appeared in The New York Times, Gulf Coast, Creative Nonfiction, Fourteen Hills, and Passages North. She has an MFA in Fiction from Antioch University and has received support from Storyknife Writers Retreat, GrubStreet, the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, and Key West Literary Seminar. She lives in Maine, where she is a copywriter for a radio and podcast advertising agency and is at work on two novels.