May 8, 2012 § 5 Comments
Kelly Barth lives on very little money in a very small house with her partner Lisa Grossman in Lawrence, Kansas. She was a fiction fellow in the University of Montana’s creative writing program and has received fellowships from the Missouri Arts Council and the Kansas Arts Commission. Her work has been published in anthologies and literary journals, most recently Coal City Review, Literary Bird Journal, and Muse & Stone. My Almost Certainly Real Imaginary Jesus is her first memoir.
I “like” this but don’t know how to indicate that without acquiring yet another password, in a world already drowning in passwords. In fact, I don’t even know whether I’m liking this in the proper place. I want to read your book, is what I want to say. Roger
Hi Roger. I’m totally with you about “liking” and “passwords” and social media in general. I’m only doing this so I can market the book. I’d prefer you just order it from the Raven Bookstore at http://www.ravenbookstore.com. If you’re on Facebook, you can “like” the My Almost Certainly Real Imaginary Jesus page, but I’ll be posting the same things here.
Thanks so much for your interest!
Best,
Kelly
Want to read your book.
Errant Christian
“My Almost Certainly Real Imaginary Jesus” is a fantastic book. A story similar to my own, but better told. Thanks for writing it.
Thanks Annie! I’m glad it reached you! Best, Kelly