Becky Hirsch talks life and learning with David Shook.
Author: Becky Hirsch
Becky Joy Hirsch is a sixteen-year-old Californian who has never held a steady job. She frequently finds herself speaking in public with no idea how she got there. She hopes to see this year’s Parallax published without a hitch and eventually graduate and possibly go on to do something with her life.
This You Have Learned
Someone is having a little existential crisis in Becky Hirsch’s poem “This You Have Learned.”
Hands
A boy struggles with the death of his mother in Becky Hirsch’s short play “Hands.”
Life and Poetry with Chase Twichell
Chase Twichell discusses life, poetry, Buddhism and more with Becky Hirsch.
Miss Missouri
In this piece by Becky Hirsch, a woman returns to her hometown after her child goes missing. Inspired by Lorrie Moore’s How.