Unreliable narrators have always existed. And for centuries, victors have written the history books. Their biases, prejudice and favoritism often shape what they choose to tell the world.

But what do they tell themselves? This is what Emily Greenberg asks in her debut short story collection, Alternative Facts.  

On the cusp of a new Trump administration, surrounded by “fake news” accusations and stark polarization, some believe it’s getting harder to differentiate truth from fiction.…

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  1. A few comments.

    The old line neo cons of the Republican Party and the far left “woke” leadership of the Democratic Party created the Frankenstein Trump and now both don’t know how to slay the monster.

    The two parties did not answer the needs of the public ie never meeting a foreign war they did not like, farming out good paying jobs, far left ideology ie privilege, promotion, preference for every. known minority group except the general public who’s basic needs were not being met.

    K Conway, unlike her husband sold her soul to the devil when she turned into a Trump lackey instead of her old moderate views.

    Social media is a cesspool, MSNBC is a mouthpiece for the far left, Fox and Newmax are mouthpieces for the for right.

    CNN attempts to be fair. News Nation is the fairest.

  2. Thank You!!I’ll be looking for the posts of Greenpoint Brooklyn!!,BTW I’m in Bedford-Stuyvesant!!!;-)

  3. Wow, Emily Greenberg’s Alternative Facts sounds like a bold and deeply needed exploration of truth, empathy, and the complexities of human nature, especially in today’s world!

    Emily, if you haven’t already ventured into public speaking, I could see incredible opportunities for you to share these insights with wider audiences. Your voice would be so powerful on the speaking circuit!

  4. This is great! My wife Patricia (Irish) grew up in Greenpoint on Java Street and we have been back many times to visit. I am excited to join your publication and look forward to reading your post.
    Thanks,
    Dick Minor

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