Kuitenbrouwer

Kathryn Kuitenbrouwer is the author of the short story collection Way Up (3rd prize Danuta Gleed Award) the novel, The Nettle Spinner (shortlisted for the 2005 Books in Canada/Amazon. ca First Novel Award).

The Man Game: Lee Henderson Interview 2008

Our last, On “The Reader”, had Richard Nash, Barbara Berson, Lydia Millet, and Joseph Boyden (and lead by our own Kathryn Kuitenbrouwer) discussing the idea of where “the Reader” enters the writing and editing processes.

Discussion: On Sex in Fiction 2009

Our own Kathryn Kuitenbrouwer interviews Jonathan Bennett about his new novel, Entitlement.

Entitlement: Jonathan Bennett Interview 2008

Kathryn Kuitenbrouwer: I read The Man Game manically, over a few days.

The Man Game: Lee Henderson Interview 2008

“Kuitenbrouwer writes with such confidence and authority that discovering this is her first novel seems almost as astonishing as the feat of those nettle spinners, separated in time by centuries but joined by shared themes.”

Archive 2009-05-01 2009

“Kuitenbrouwer writes with such confidence and authority that discovering this is her first novel seems almost as astonishing as the feat of those nettle spinners, separated in time by centuries but joined by shared themes.”

Fiction: Perfecting 2009

Fiction writers and, coincidentally, tree planters, Gill and Kuitenbrouwer talk about writing, planting, and work ethic

The Bookninja Magazine 2007

Four years later, Kuitenbrouwer is back with an intensely ambitious tale that moves her readers over 30 years, from New Mexico to Ontario and from roadside crime to the community and machinations of a rural cult.

Archive 2009-05-01 2009

Bookninja Magazine editor Kuitenbrouwer talks to author Henderson about his unique, compelling new novel, The Man Game

The Bookninja Magazine 2007

Novelist Kuitenbrouwer examines the prestige, economics, and artistic considerations behind the publishing decision to go with hardcover or trade paper original

The Bookninja Magazine 2007