A Thirteen-Story View - Sedlock, Kim
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"Fresh, edgy, original stories of literary fiction, which flirt with both minimalism and magic realism, and which encompass themes of suffering artists, flawed relationships, breaking through denial, and embracing one's own eccentricities." - Mad Zebra Press "Tremendously enjoyable. Confident and defined authorial voice." - Dominic Wakeford, former Senior Commissioning Editor at HarperCollins (London, U.K.) "Known as the 'bad girl' of literary short stories, Kim's talent is undeniable, but her approach is revolutionary. You will be fully transported." - Heather Richmond, award-winning poet

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"Fresh, edgy, original stories of literary fiction, which flirt with both minimalism and magic realism, and which encompass themes of suffering artists, flawed relationships, breaking through denial, and embracing one's own eccentricities." - Mad Zebra Press "Tremendously enjoyable. Confident and defined authorial voice." - Dominic Wakeford, former Senior Commissioning Editor at HarperCollins (London, U.K.) "Known as the 'bad girl' of literary short stories, Kim's talent is undeniable, but her approach is revolutionary. You will be fully transported." - Heather Richmond, award-winning poet
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Autorenporträt
Kim Sedlock has a B.A. in Creative Writing from Beloit College, where she studied under Pulitzer Finalist Clint McCown. She was first prize winner of their Lois and Willard Mackey Prize for her short stories, a contest that was judged by National Book Award Winner Bob Shacochis. She was first published at age fourteen, writing modern dance reviews in a New York newspaper, and most recently in Lit Cannon: A Sampler From Mad Zebra Press. She lives in Maine with her husband, where she is the sole playwright, stage director, and occasional performer for Pass the Pine Cones Theater Company, and where she teaches writing workshops.