is a writer based in Stroud, UK. She used to be an English teacher and now works as a counsellor for adults and young people. Though not raised within the Jewish faith – or any faith – Hannah’s writing has been deeply influenced by her Jewish-American father, who was the son of a respected cantor singing in Boston during the 30s and 40s. Her writing has appeared in various publications including Litro, Chestnut Review, Bristol Noir, Huffington Post, Jewish Fiction, The Catholic Herald and the Stroud Short Stories Anthology. She has an upcoming story in London Fog Literary.