Tina Nettesheim was born in Santa Monica and graduated from UCLA and Loyola Law School. In 2004 she and her husband founded Nettesheim & Nettesheim, a law firm representing abused and neglected elders. She was named one of Narrative’s Best New Writers, and her story “Everybody,” available in our archives, received a 2016 honorable mention from the Best American Short Stories series. Nettesheim lives in Ventura, California, with her husband and their five children.
WORKS THAT HAVE APPEARED IN NARRATIVE:
- Flash Flood, a short story, in Winter 2024
- Sequestered, a short story, in Winter 2022
- The Catch, a short story, in Fall 2017
- Welfare, a short story, in Winter 2017
- Everybody, a short story, in Stories of the Week: 2014–2015
- Best Advice, a feature, in Fall 2009
- Jane, a short story, in Stories of the Week: 2008–2009
- Old Speed, an editorial commentary, in Fall 2004
- High School Parking Lot, 7 p.m, Ventura, CA, a readers' narrative, in Winter 2005