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KELLY HUDSON
(GROGAN)
FICTION & NON-FICTION AUTHOR
WORDS
This Tiny Enormous Life
Tahoma Literary Review, Issue 22 | Non-Fiction | Read | Listen
Moon
December Magazine, Volume 31.2 | Fiction | Read | Order Issue
Defying Gravity
The CAW | Non-Fiction | Read
Fierce, Funny, and Frank—Author Betty Fussell's Recipe for Living Large
Santa Barbara Independent | Non-Fiction | Read
Feature Cover Story
The Aquarium
Storyscape Literary Journal, Issue 22 | Fiction | Read
Weightlessness
Dogwood: A Journal of Poetry & Prose, Issue 18 | Fiction | Read | Order Issue
Dogwood Literary Award Finalist
With the Depth of a Thousand Waters
Blue Earth Review, Issue 21 | Fiction | Read | Order Issue
Underwater
The Forge Literary Magazine | Non-fiction | Read | Author Interview
The Wounded Wind
Reed Magazine, May 2018 | Non-fiction | Read | Order E-Book | Order Print Issue
Gabriele Rico Prize Finalist
Murmurations
The Tishman Review, January 2018 | Non-fiction | Read
Best of the Net 2018 Nomination
Almost
New Plains Review, Fall 2017 | Fiction | Read | Order Issue
Of Wind & the Sea
deLuge Journal 3.1, Fall 2017 | Fiction | Read
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HONORS
PLAYA Writer-in-Residence
December 2019 | Read More
Best of the Net Nomination
Murmurations, Nonfiction 2018
ZYZZYVA Advanced Fiction Workshop with Anthony Marra
August, 2018
Bob & Judy Mathey Scholarship | Mendocino Coast Writer's Conference
August, 2017
Elizabeth George Foundation Grant
2015/2016
Student Perspective Commencement Address
College of the Atlantic, June 2011 | Watch
Davis Foundation Scholar
I.B., United World College, Wales, United Kingdom, 2005-2007
B.A., College of the Atlantic, Bar Harbor, Maine, 2007-2011
ABOUT KELLY
Kelly's fiction and nonfiction explore the intersection between our natural environment and human experience. Her unique undergraduate education in Human Ecology at College of the Atlantic provides the framework for much of her ideology and her interdisciplinary approach to writing and living.
Kelly received her MFA in Creative Writing from the Northwest Institute for Literary Arts and Antioch University, Los Angeles with the support of a private grant from the Elizabeth George Foundation. She is the founder and host of Out Loud, a bimonthly literary reading series that featured local Santa Barbara authors, and runs her own Professional Creative Services business, KG Creative Services. Kelly is also a Professor of Writing for Antioch University, Santa Barbara's undergraduate program.
In her free time, Kelly enjoys creating art, reading voraciously, and exploring the mountains with her husband and their two dogs.
Kelly is available for speaking engagements, workshops and teaching, readings, and book coaching and editorial support. Please visit www.kgcreativeservices.com for more information about her Professional Creative Services, or contact her using the form below.