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Kelly Braffet


USA flag (b.1976)
Wife of Owen King, Daughter-in-law of Stephen King

Kelly Braffet's first novel, Josie and Jack, was published by Houghton Mifflin in 2005. She was born in Long Beach, California, in 1976, and has lived in Arizona, rural Pennsylvania and Oxford, England. She is a graduate of Sarah Lawrence College and Columbia University, and has taught novel writing at the Sackett Street Writing Workshop. She currently lives in Brooklyn, New York, with her husband, the tall and embarrassingly talented writer Owen King. They have three cats. Two and half of them are black; all of them are deranged.
 

Genres: Fantasy
 
Series
Barrier Lands
   1. The Unwilling (2020)
   2. The Broken Tower (2022)
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Novels
   Josie and Jack (2005)
     aka Fabulous Things
   Last Seen Leaving (2006)
   Save Yourself (2013)
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Kelly Braffet recommends
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Sidle Creek (2023)
Jolene McIlwain
"The stories in Jolene McIlwain's Sidle Creek are dark and painful, atmospheric and heartbreakingly honest. Filled with characters struggling to survive in a setting as alive and rich as any I've seen, these stories are hard to read and harder to put down. I loved it!"
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Ordinary Monsters (2022)
(Talents , book 1)
J M Miro
"Ordinary Monsters is one of my favorite books of the year?it's full of surprises, atmospheric as hell, and moves like a runaway train. Nothing in this book is what you expect it to be and it couldn't be more satisfying."
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Baby Teeth (2018)
Bad Apple

Zoje Stage
"Baby Teeth is deeply unsettling in the best possible way. Absolutely unforgettable and unflinching, it digs right into the painful nerve of family, obligation and dependence--it's a hell of a debut"

Anthologies containing stories by Kelly Braffet
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The Highway Kind (2016)
Tales of Fast Cars, Desperate Drivers, and Dark Roads
edited by
Patrick Millikin
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Who Can Save Us Now? (2008)
Brand-New Superheroes and Their Amazing (Short) Stories
edited by
Owen King and John McNally

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