Olga Zilberbourg’s Eng­lish-lan­guage debut Like Water and Oth­er Sto­ries (WTAW Press) explores ​“bicul­tur­al iden­ti­ty hilar­i­ous­ly, poignant­ly,” accord­ing to The Moscow Times. It also deals with bisex­u­al­i­ty and immi­grant par­ent­hood. Zilberbourg’s writ­ing has appeared in Nar­ra­tive Mag­a­zine, World Lit­er­a­ture Today, Con­fronta­tion, Elec­tric Lit­er­a­ture, Lit Hub, Alas­ka Quar­ter­ly Review, and else­where. Born in Leningrad, USSR, in a Russ­ian-speak­ing Jew­ish fam­i­ly, she makes her home in San Fran­cis­co, Cal­i­for­nia where she co-facil­i­tates the San Fran­cis­co Writ­ers Work­shop. Togeth­er with Yele­na Fur­man, she has co-found­ed Punc­tured Lines, a fem­i­nist blog about lit­er­a­tures from the for­mer Sovi­et Union. She is cur­rent­ly at work on her first novel.