Tania Zamorsky
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Bio
Tania Zamorsky is the author of six children's book adaptations for Sterling Publishing's (now Hachette) "Classic Starts" series. She is currently seeking representation for her first novel.
Other publication credits include Prima Materia (short story); The Strange Recital (audio recording);The Woodstock Times (food feature); as well as articles and essays in the Chicago Tribune, The Hutchinson News, Bloomberg Law, ABA Journal, The National Law Journal, Law.com, The Korea Herald, Biloxi Sun Herald, The Olympian, The Daily Gazette, The Sharon Herald, The Hastings Tribune, The Keene Sentinel, The Meadville Tribune, Jewish World Review and Women on Business.
Tania additionally takes on projects as a freelance and ghost writer. She lives in New York's Hudson Valley.
Children's Book
Adaptations
If you are interested in purchasing Tania's adaptations of A Little Princess, Dracula, Pinocchio, King Arthur and the Knights of the Roundtable, The Odyssey or Peter Pan, click the image below.
Essays
Poetry
Tania's poem, "Grape on Plate," was published in the June 2026 issue of Chronogram. (Click image to view.)
Short Stories
In 2003, Tania's short story, "Squid in Love" appeared in
Prima Materia Volume 2: Home, Family and Other Mixed Blessings, an anthology of Hudson Valley writers.
In 2019, Tania read this story aloud on short fiction audio anthology, "The Strange Recital." You can listen to that recording, or access a text version of the story, by clicking the image below.
Author Interview
Tania was interviewed by author, Alex Bledsoe, on his blog. The following is an excerpt from "Rewriting Dracula: A Vampire Fit for Kids":
"I’m not sure I ever thought of the Count as a “villain,” per se. He wasn’t doing anything on purpose; he was just being exactly what he was — very pure, true to his nature, like an animal. You can’t be angry at an animal. And the character of Dracula, in spite of all of his obviously negative qualities, has always seemed sort of elegant and romantic to me. (I mean, think back even to that charismatic Count von Count from Sesame Street , on whom I will confess having a small childhood crush…)" -Tania Zamorsky
To read the interview in its entirety, click on the image below.
Articles
What do karaoke and country music, horror movies and high-heels, Mardi Gras, WrestleMania and long walks on the beach have to do with legal marketing? In this article, Tania explores the value of the personal behind the professional, in lawyer bios and well beyond. (Click on above image to read.)