M. E. Rabb
M. E. Rabb, also known as Margo Rabb, was born in Manhattan and raised in Sunnyside, Queens, now residing in Brooklyn, New York. She has published short stories and essays in various magazines, including Seventeen, The Atlantic Monthly, and Mademoiselle. Rabb began her career writing literary short fiction but transitioned to young adult novels. Her "Missing Persons" series features sisters solving crimes in New York City. Her novel "Cures for Heartbreak" is a semi-autobiographical work dealing with grief. Rabb has also written for children and young adults.
Awards
['Best New American Voices award, 2000', 'Association of Jewish Libraries Notable Book selection', 'Booksense Pick', 'grand prize, Zoetrope Short Story Contest', 'first prize, Atlantic Monthly Fiction Contest', 'first prize, American Fiction Contest', 'PEN Syndicated Fiction Project Award']
Notable Works
['The Rose Queen', 'The Chocolate Lover', 'The Venetian Policeman', 'The Unsuspecting Gourmet', 'Cures for Heartbreak']
