Kris Radish
1953
Kris Radish is the award-winning and bestselling author of fiction and nonfiction works that celebrate optimism, hope, friendship, and empowerment. She has also been involved in magazine feature writing and poetry and her storage shed is full of magazine and newspaper clippings, some of which go back forty years. She is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin from which she graduated with a journalism degree but baffled everyone when she decided to move back home almost immediately. Over the next four decades, she had a whirlwind of experiences from which she now finds inspirations to write her novels. She also traveled as a journalist and has been all over the globe covering all manner of stories from murder, politics court trials, natural disasters, state fairs, and even baton twirling competitions. During her demanding, always exciting, live, and often humorous career in journalism, she was assaulted, stalked and shot at, and threatened with everything from rocks to machine guns. She also rappelled down a mountain cliff, drank a ton of beer, hung out the side of a helicopter, almost drowned in the Colorado River, flew an airplane, and went to Bosnia during the war in the Balkans.
Publication Order
Standalone Books
The Elegant Gathering of White Snows
2002
Dancing Naked at the Edge of Dawn
2004
Annie Freeman's Fabulous Traveling Funeral
2006
The Sunday List of Dreams
2007
Searching for Paradise in Parker, PA
2008
The Shortest Distance Between Two Women
2009
A Grand Day to Get Lost
2013
The Year of Necessary Lies
2015
A Dangerous Woman from Nowhere
2017
Hearts on a String
2010
Tuesday Night Miracles
2012