WRITING

Lydia Kim is a writer and strategist whose work appears in Catapult, Longleaf Review, Peatsmoke, and the Hellebore Press, among others, as well as a few print anthologies. She’s received the support of Tin House, the Kenyon Writers Workshop, and the de Groot Foundation. Her short story “Sally, of How to Walk a Dog” won the SF Foundation/Nomadic Press Fiction Award, and she was a fiction finalist of the Tucson Book Festival. She writes about the difficulty of being in a family, in a body, and in contact with humanity, of breaking cycles and stitching pieces together. In an emergency, she’d save her dog and her journal.