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Evgenia Citkowitz (born Eugenia Citkowitz; 1964) is an American playwright, author and journalist. Early life and family. Eugenia Citkowitz [1] was born in 1964 in the state of New York, the youngest of two daughters to Israel Citkowitz, an American pianist, composer and piano teacher, and Lady Caroline Blackwood, an English writer. [2] .
- Israel Citkowitz
Israel Citkowitz (6 February 1909 – 4 May 1974) [1] was a...
- Israel Citkowitz
On 22 June 1978, Blackwood's eldest daughter with Citkowitz, Natalya, died from postural asphyxia due to a drug overdose, aged 17. Blackwood and Lowell lived in London and at Milgate House in Kent.
Evgenia Citkowitz was born in New York and educated in the United Kingdom and the United States. Her work has appeared in various British journals including London Magazine and The Sunday Times . She was longlisted for The Sunday Times EFG Private Bank short story award, and was one of the winners of The Word Factory’s Neil Gaiman, Fables for a Modern World story competition.
On 22 September 1990, Sands married Evgenia Citkowitz – an American playwright, author, and journalist who is the daughter of Polish-American composer Israel Citkowitz and Lady Caroline Blackwood – after being introduced by John Malkovich, a friend of Sands. The couple had two daughters.
“Evgenia Citkowitz has written a haunting novel about love and loss that moves fascinatingly back and forth across the borderlines of reality and myth. Her bold use of the cultured English upper middle class as the setting for a savage reimagining of Orpheus and Eurydice marks her out as a gifted, original writer.”
Evgenia Citkowitz. The daughter of a tumultuous creative lineage muses on childhood, exile, and the topography of storytelling. Documentarian Filmmaker Jan Sharp interviews the writer Evgenia Citkowitz, whose short stories and recent first novel, “Ether”, have earned critical acclaim.
