Liv Stratman’s fiction and reviews appear in Cutbank, The Cincinnati Review, and Devil’s Lake. She has received scholarships from the Sewanee Writers’ Conference and the Sally Mead Hands Foundation. A graduate of the MFA program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Stratman currently lives and works in her native New York. One Per Subscriber Per Lifetime
The wig shop is on 13th Avenue, above Rubinstein Skullcap Company. A bright blue awning with white letters advertises yarmulke kippah benchers tallit. Underneath this, a short afterthought: rawa’s fine european wigs—upstairs. Jason has never been to Borough Park, but his wife has. “The B63 cuts right through here,” she says, gesturing...
