Giving voice to inner worlds
Eve Krakow, writer
creative nonfiction & fiction
BOOKS

Voice Lessons, A Memoir in Essays
Voice Lessons is a collection of personal essays about a shy introvert’s struggle to find her voice—as a singer, a writer, a mother, and a human being. Using traditional narrative and hybrid forms, author Eve Krakow explores the early loss of her mother, her innermost anxieties as a young adult, the building of family, the push and pull of heritage and tradition, and more. Juxtaposing shyness in life with boldness on stage, these stories expose the deep-seated need for human connection and belonging.
Published by Guernica Editions (MiroLand imprint), 2024
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LATEST WORK
Why She Sings
Before leaving the house, she double-checks her bag: music binder, pencil, glasses, water bottle. There’s something comforting about the ritual of going to choir rehearsal, the same day and same time each week, year in and year out. Regardless of what else is going on in her life—break-ups, work stress, health issues—choir is a constant.
Published in carte blanche, Issue 51, June 2025
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