Interviews & Articles
“Writing Early/Writing Late: Emerging as a Writer Later in Life, A Conversation with Ronna Wineberg, John Benditt, and Donna Baier Stein, celebrating Ronna’s new book, Artifacts and Other Stories”—Video (March 26, 2023, book launch)
“A Writing Life: Ronna Wineberg”—Women Writers Women’s Books
“The Pfeil File | Episode 141 | Ronna Wineberg: Artifacts and other Stories”—Interview, Radio Kingston, WKNY (June 20, 2023)—Segment begins at 16:56
“Ronna Wineberg: Artifacts and Other Stories”—Podcast, Steven Miletto (April 17, 2023)
Interview—The Bev Moore Show (August, 2023)
“Author Chat with Ronna Wineberg, Ching-In Chen and Annie Wilcoxson Wenstrup”—Pen Parentis (September 12, 2023)
Interview of Eric Raymond, BLR Fall Reading ‘23: The Art of Taking Care—Segment begins at 10:24
Interview with Dan Manley—Mornings on Main, WMST Radio (July 31, 2023)—Segment begins at 1:42:40
Interview with Pamela L. Henderson—All Roads Lead—65 Max Radio (May 22, 2023)
Ronna Wineberg on Jiggy Jaguar show—Interview (May 4, 2023)
KMA Morning Show—Ronna Wineberg, Interview (April 12, 2023)
Conversation with Mary Jane Popp, the Poppoff Show—KAHI radio (March 2, 2023)
Interview with Matt Ray, The Breakfast Club—KWAY Radio (February 13, 2023)
“Love & Marriage & Envy”—Interview, (February 2, 2023, the Ron Van Dom Show, New England Broadcasting)
“The Psychology of Desire,” Interview with Timothy Maurice Webster—The Brain and Brand Show, (February 14, 2023)
“‘Artifacts and Other Stories’ - A New Book by Ronna Wineberg”—Interview and review, Splash Magazines
Book Q&A with Deborah Kalb and Ronna Wineberg, BookQ&A
Interview of 2022 BLR prizewinner, Nitin K. Ahuja—Segment begins at 27:11
“Hurricane,” an Excerpt from Ronna Wineberg’s new collection, Artifacts and Other Stories—Bloom
"I am in the studio with a novelist, short story writer, Ronna Wineberg...I was so taken with her book, her novel, On Bittersweet Place...I said come on in here, and we'll talk more about this remarkable novel, your first..."—After Hours with Rick Kogan (Interview, WGN Radio, Chicago, July 16, 2017)
"Everything Changes: An Interview with Ronna Wineberg"—The Millions
"Even an Hour is Helpful: an Interview with Ronna Wineberg."—Fiction Writers Review
“Second Language is a book you will want to own or give as a gift. The thirteen short stories are compelling and tell about relationships that ring true and stir emotions.”—Splash Magazines
"Wineberg's coming-of-age story of Lena Czernitski, a young Russian Jew who has fled the Ukraine with her family to brave the challenges of assimilation in 1920's Chicago, has all the elements of a classic. It is a lovely novel with a heroine of depth, intelligence, and tremendous heart."—Shelf Unbound (Judge's comments, interview, and excerpt, On Bittersweet Place, pages 10, 18-23)
"One of the things I found especially comforting was reading about people who were in the same situation that I have lived through..."—Brooklyn Writers Project Life Lines The Books Podcast, hosted by Marina Aris and Diane Fenner (November 20, 2019)
"I was beyond hooked by the story of a young woman coming of age in Chicago in the early part of the 20th Century."—After Hours with Rick Kogan (Interview, WGN Radio, Chicago, May 7, 2017)
Interview: Tiferet Talk, Episode 58 (podcast)
“Two Local Writers’ Hard Work, Talent Rewarded” by David Milofsky, The Denver Post
"Wineberg's...skills as a short story writer stand out. The stories in this collection reveal increasing energy, skill, and sensitivity as the stories progress. They are moving and beautiful."—Splash Magazines
An interview with Erika Dreifus, The Practicing Writer, June 2007
A televised conversation with Alice Bloom, host of Town and Village Two, about her novel, On Bittersweet Place and her new short story compilation, Nine Facts That Can Change Your Life
“Opening Lines” by Nicholas Weinstock, Author’s Guild, Spring 2006 (A profile of Ronna Wineberg)
“Jewish Literature Isn’t Dead, It’s Being Written By Women” by Erika Dreifus, Lit Hub
A reading at the Bookstore at Chestnut Court by Barbara Keer, Splash Magazines
"Wineberg plays with our phony sense of certainty and entices us instead to live in a probabilistic cloud of opportunity and possibility--far more promising and self-actualizing. Characters in her collection leave behind the variables that have defined their lives--marriage, religion, community--and befriend strangers in hopes of making new connections and finding new joy."—Bloom (Nine Facts That Can Change Your Life)
Bloom Q&A (On Bittersweet Place)
Interview with Ronna Wineberg, Kirkus Reviews Podcast Fully Booked (May 22, 2018)
"I think On Bittersweet Place is relevant to today’s immigrants. Immigrants still need to overcome difficult obstacles, the same obstacles the characters in On Bittersweet Place faced…” —Splash Magazines