Upcoming:
Rambach’s story “Getting Rid of Pigeons,” about a delightfully cranky superintendent,
appears in Issue 8 of The Fourth River, a Chatham University publication.

About Books by Peggy Rambach: Fighting Gravity, All That Matters, Seeds of Lotus, When Animals Leave

	Peggy Rambach's novel Fighting Gravity is now available in paperback! And, for the first time, Fighting Gravity is also available for the Kindle. The New York Times writes of the book, “…[Rambach's] prose is wiry, deft and piercingly descriptive; she gets well inside emotional events while keeping her detached regard unruffled.” Buy it from Amazon.com Also available in paperback
	Fighting Gravity, a novel Steerforth Press Set in New England and Alabama, Fighting Gravity begins as an exploration of the complexities of love between an older man and a younger woman, and ultimately raises larger questions of human connection, commitment, faith, marital and parental responsibility, and the nature of fate. "Fighting Gravity is a tough, sad, angry, scary and ultimately very touching story about the disintegration of a marriage, the mutilation of love, and the pain that life inflicts upon us and that we inflict upon one another. This is a splendid piece of writing." Tim O’Brien, author of The Things They Carried Buy it from Amazon.com
	All that Matters The Paper Journey Press All That Matters is an anthology by writers whose lives were changed by cancer. These eleven diverse essays celebrate life’s simple pleasures, complicated relationships, periods of despair, and moments of grace; and they illuminate the human capacity to draw from hardship, enduring wisdom. Written under the guidance of Peggy Rambach, this collection of memoir is a unique resource for healthcare professionals, cancer patients, survivors, and their families. Buy it from Amazon The Paper Journey Press
	Seeds of Lotus The Paper Journey Press Seeds of Lotus emerged from Peggy Rambach’s writing workshops for Cambodian and Vietnamese immigrants, refugees, and their children, to illustrate in their own words, the devastation of war, the experience of relocation, and the next generation’s challenge to define its own identity. A comprehensive historical and human record, Seeds of Lotus is timely proof that despite humankind’s capacity to commit unfathomable acts of brutality, we are also, and will always be courageous, generous, adaptable, and resilient. Buy it from Amazon The Paper Journey Press
	When The Animals Leave Ampersand Press A chapbook of four short stories. Buy it from Amazon

Author, Peggy Rambach, runs creative writing workshops in community education settings for the Healing Arts in health care, correctional facilities, ESL programs and immigrant support centers as well as offering assistance with lesson plans in professional development presentations for middle and high school teachers. She teaches memoir writing in medical schools as part of the curriculum in Narrative Medicine and Medical Humanities. Ms. Rambach is conveniently located for teachers, students and participants from throughout New England including the Vermont (VT) cities of Bennington, Burlington and Montpelier, the Maine (ME) cities of Portland, Gardener, Kennebunkport and York, the New Hampshire (NH) cities of Portsmouth, Concord, Manchester, Dover, Nashua and Rochester, the Massachusetts (MA) cities of Boston, Newburyport, Amherst, North Hampton, Salem, Beverly, Lawrence, Lowell, Haverhill, Gloucester, Plymouth, New Bedford, Manchester-by-the-Sea, Marblehead, Rockport, Hyannis, and Falmouth, the Rhode Island (RI) cities of Providence and Newport and the Connecticut (CT) cities of New Haven and Hartford.