I grew up in Israel and live in Brazil.
My stories have been published in The Literary Review, Glimmer Train, McSweeney’s, Prism International, Other Voices, Michigan Quarterly Review, CALYX Journal, Stand Magazine and other magazines.
My work has also been featured in anthologies such as Sex for America, Politically Inspired Fiction (Harper/Collins) Stumbling and Raging, Politically Inspired Fiction Anthology (McAdam/Cage), You Have Time for This (Ooligan Press), The Flash (Disease Press), the W.W. Norton's International Flash Anthology and The Best Small Fictions (Sonder Press).
I am a six-time Pushcart prize nominee for fiction, the winner of Margaret Atwood Studies magazine prize for non-fiction and first placed in The Hawthorne Citation Contest for fiction.
My story collections were finalists for Iowa Fiction award. My novel, Desert Symphony was placed third in The Attic Review Contest and I've been mentioned by Wigleaf and others.
A few online stories:
Podcast The-Talking-Book-Quero-Quero/
Reflex Press The-Key-to-This-Story-is-Randomness
Running Away Diary in Flash Fiction Net
Milk in Fiction Southeast The Son Under the Bridge in Belletrist Magazine
Other Directions But the Top in Illanot Review
Devillish in Iron Horse Review/docs/photo_finish_2016_final_copy
Blue Dolphins in The Dr. T.J. Eckleburg Review
fulfillment in rkvry Quarterly
How We Play with Dolls in Calyx Press.org/how-we-play-with-dolls-by-avital-gad-cykman/
Islands of Salt in Per Contra
So Far (,) Houses in Per Contra
The Privilege of Distance in Eclectica
Farewell & Bodies in Matter Press The Journal of Compressed Creative Arts
The String Theory in Matter Press Journal of Compressed Creative Arts
The Hippie Things & Unless in Corium Magazine
The Fifty Percent in Connotation Press
INTERVIEWS
Smokelong Quarterly after publishing the flash Fire. Water. that will appear in W W Norton Flash International Anthology and is included in Life In, Life Out
Connotation Press after publishing The Fifty Percent-interviewed by Meg Tuite
Kathy Fish interviews me about Life In, Life Out
Why I Write Fiction Southeast/
Mandy Eve Barnett Blog for Writers and Reader
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