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Sophie Panzer

SOPHIE PANZER is the author of the chapbooks Survive July (Red Bird Chapbooks 2019), Mothers of the Apocalypse (Ethel Press 2019), and Bone Church (dancing girl press 2020). Her fiction has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize and long-listed for Wigleaf Top 50. Her writing has appeared or is forthcoming in Heavy Feather Review, Whale Road Review, Menacing Hedge, Lammergeier, The Hellebore, and others. She lives in Philadelphia.

Baba Yaga and the Bird
by Sophie Panzer

February 13, 2023 Contributed By: Rebecca Pyle, Sophie Panzer

Aerial interpretation of the ground with tan background, white and grey rectangle right of center and black, red and orange lines surrounding it.

Baba Yaga lives deep in the Hudson Valley in a house on chicken legs. She studied sculpture at the Rhode Island School of Design back in the ’50s and transformed the stilts holding the home up over her backyard pond.  Her lot is surrounded by an ancient fence studded with bleached skulls—deer and squirrel bones […]

Filed Under: Featured Content, Fiction Posted On: February 13, 2023

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