Beth Hahn

Beth Hahn (she/her) is the author of the novel The Singing Bone (Regan Arts, 2016). Her writing appears in The Common, Small Orange Journal, Milk Candy Review, Fractured Lit, HAD, CRAFT, and elsewhere. She is at work on a hybrid collection of flash and prose poetry. Her second novel, The City Beneath Her was long-listed for publishing prizes with Mslexia and Regal House and will be published by Regal House in 2025. Her short fiction has been nominated for Pushcarts by CRAFT and Milk Candy Review.

Beth attended the Ragdale Foundation, the Wellstone Center in the Redwoods, the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference, and has an MFA from Sarah Lawrence College. She is the creator and co-editor of -ette review. -ette will launch on September 23. Stay tuned for announcements about winter workshops.

Shorts, Volume One
Edited by Michelle Tudor
Platypus Press, 2019

"Elucidations"
Platypus Press Digital Short, 2018

The Singing Bone: A Novel
Regan Arts, 2016

SHORT FICTION

Ruby Literary, "How the Sugar Looks Before It Disappears" (Issue Four)

The Chestnut Review, "Paul Finds Himself in Miniature" or read the PDF for a note from the editor.

Trampset, "Ever-After"

Tiny Molecules, "Sugaring"

The Common, "Resuscitation"

Milk Candy Review, "I Made a Hologram"

New World Writing, "Already Later"

Fractured Literary, "Skeleton Crew"

HAD, "Playlist"

CRAFT Literary, "A Girl Like You"

Platypus Press Digital Short, "Elucidations"

Necessary Fiction, "The Twenty-Third of June"

NOVELS

Regal House, 2025, The City Beneath Her

Regan Arts, 2016, The Singing Bone

POEMS

The Night Heron Barks, "Memo" (fall 2023)

DMQ Review, "1975"

Ran Off With the Star Bassoon, "Reflection"

Small Orange Journal, "How to Be a Ghost"

ESSAYS

Mr. Beller's Neighborhood, "You're Out of the Night"

Largehearted Boy, Playlist, THE SINGING BONE

Necessary Fiction, Research Notes: THE SINGING BONE

Writer's Digest, "Up Late with Sociopaths: Surviving Thriller Research"

Beth has led writing workshops in the Hudson Valley for many years. She's taught both novel and short story. Her students had first publications in Pithead Chapel, the Jellyfish Review, Pigeon Pages NYC, and Barren Magazine. If you are interested in working one-on-one, please get in touch. Rates are project dependent. Short stories and novels are considered. References from former students and current clients can be provided.