Liza Kleinman is a writer living in Portland, Maine. Her fiction has appeared in Redbook, Hayden's Ferry Review, The Hudson Review, Portland Magazine, The Hawai'i Review, and The Greensboro Review  Writes of Passage: Coming-of-Age Stories and Memoirs from the Hudson Review Writes of Passage collects the best tales of growing-up published in the Hudson Review. In addition to works by Tennessee Williams and Wendell Berry, this collection features Liza Kleinman's story "What Went Wrong" Childhood, as I remember it, is a tangle of shifting allegiances. It is a series of passionate friendships, each as heavy as the last with the promise of immortality. Praise for Liza Kleinman from the editors of The Summerset Review:
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