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AMANDA KABAKWRITER OF AWARD-WINNING FICTION
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InterviewsUpended's launch event hosted by Brookline Booksmith
About the publishing side of writing with Writer's Relief About Upended with This Way Out Radio (Part 1 and Part 2) About Upended with QueerFM Vancouver About Upended with Being LGBTQ Postcast 10 Questions with The Massachusetts Review About The Mathematics of Change with Midwestern Gothic About "The Republic of Kansas" with Arcturus Review About "Clara" with Sequestrum |
BioAmanda Kabak is the author of the novels Upended and The Mathematics of Change. She has published stories in The Massachusetts Review, Tahoma Literary Review, Sequestrum, and other print and online periodicals. She has been awarded the Lascaux Review fiction award, Arcturus Review’s Al-Simāk award for fiction, the Betty Gabehart prize from the Kentucky Women Writer’s Conference, and multiple Pushcart Prize nominations. She holds an Masters in Fine Arts degree from Pacific University.
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