Bio/Contact
Kristen J. Tsetsi is an award-winning fiction writer and 2006 Pushcart Prize nominee, former columnist for the High Plains Reader, former reporter, former cab driver, founder of the military family awareness website LIFT, and former instructor of screenwriting, creative writing, playwriting, and college English. Most recently, she edited Volume 11 of American Fiction. (Volume 12, which she co-edited, will release in 2012.)
She lives with the love of her life and a couple of pets in New England, where she does some freelance editing and films scenes for “Inside the Writers’ Studio,” a comic-relief YouTube series for writers co-created & co-written (and 
brilliantly edited) by author R.J. Keller. She is the author of the short story collection Carol’s Aquarium and the seeking-a-publisher novel Pretty Much True….
MEDIA/PRESS
FICTION & NONFICTION
CONTACT: ktsetsi AT gmail DOT com
Kristen,
I enjoyed your website. Keep on writing and good luck with your second novel.
Impressiove “about.” I’d love to read some of your work and hear about your sister. Thanks for stopping by my BLOG. I’ve truly fallen into this altered world of feeling like I fit into Halloween well this year and am taking it full tilt, deciding to actually be a vampire for Halloween. It’s always the best holiday because I love gruesome stories (with class) and it’s always fun to play at being a character, isn’t it?
Anyway, sorry for the typos (if there are any) because I’m typing in the dark on a very small Eee computer.
G.M Weger (gwyn)
I just stumbled across your blog today and am really enjoying your posts! I can’t wait to read How to (Not) Have Children – any idea on the release date?
Thanks for your interest, Sophie.
How to (Not) Have Children is scheduled for release in mid- to late 2011, but when I know more, I’ll be posting updates.
Kristen,
I landed here via the “News Coverage of Sheen vs. Soldiers” on Kristle Helmuth’s Facebook wall. THANK YOU for that. It’s awesome to run across thinking, writing women who love someone who’s served/serving in the military. We’ve got to share our stories, shed light on ones that don’t get attention, and wrestle with tough questions. Best, Val
Hi, Val. Thanks for stopping and leaving a note. I agree with you about the sharing of the stories (hence the creation of http://likeitfortime.com).