Kim Powers

Kim Powers is a literary fiction author best known for his award-winning fiction. His debut work “The History of Swimming,” that was a memoir made the finals for the Best Memoir of the Year by the Lambda Literary Awards and was a Discover Selection at Barnes and Noble. Apart from his nonfiction works, he has also written bestselling literary fiction works including “Capote in Kansas,” that was called an unsparing, sensitive, wise, and riveting tale. According to the New York Times, it is an engrossing and raw novel that offers a beautiful new take on the future of literary fiction. He is also the author of the screenplay for “Finding North,” an independent film that was a festival favorite. He is also the author of one broad comedy, a play based on the life of Vivian Vance that premiered at Cape May State in New Jersey.