Alexandra Tanner is a Brooklyn-based writer whose work spans fiction, criticism, and cultural commentary. Her debut novel, "Worry," explores themes of sisterhood, anxiety, and contemporary digital life. Tanner's writing has appeared in prominent publications such as "The New York Times Book Review" and "Jewish Currents", establishing her as a distinctive voice in modern literature.
A graduate of The New School's MFA program, Tanner has been recognized for her literary contributions with fellowships from MacDowell and The Center for Fiction. Her writing often delves into the complexities of human relationships, identity, and the pervasive influence of technology. Tanner's sharp, introspective prose reflects her background in both fiction and critical analysis.
Currently residing in Brooklyn, Tanner continues to write and engage with literary and cultural discourse. Her work remains grounded in exploring the nuanced intersections of personal and societal pressures, offering incisive perspectives on contemporary life.