After borrowing time from his youthful passions, such as baseball, golf, romance, and trying to make music, to earn degrees in literature and writing from San Diego State University and the University of Iowa, Ken got serious (more or less).
Since then, his stories have appeared in Esquire and dozens of other magazines, and anthologies, been honorably mentioned in Best American Short Stories, and earned a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship. He has been a frequent contributor and a columnist for the San Diego Reader.
With Alan Russell, in Road Kill and No Cats, No Chocolate, he has chronicled the madness of book promotion tours.
His Tom Hickey California Century novels include The Loud Adios, The Venus Deal, The Angel Gang, The Do-Re-Mi, The Vagabond Virgins, and The Biggest Liar in Los Angeles (May 2010)
I finally made it through SHAKEN, and I had to write to tell you what a terrific story yours is. Congratulations! I hope your writing career is doing well. You deserve a big break!
Beth Groundwater
Thanks for befriending me here, too. How many ways are we connected now? ;-)
Jan 11, 2010
I. J. Parker
Dear Ken,
I finally made it through SHAKEN, and I had to write to tell you what a terrific story yours is. Congratulations! I hope your writing career is doing well. You deserve a big break!
Ingrid
Jul 13, 2011
David Eugene Knop
Ken,
Just read Midheaven. Loved it. A great read. I recommend it.
Aug 24, 2011