S.S.Kingsolver lives in North Georgia with husband Glenn Kingsolver, retired rock and roll musician. She shares her land with daughter, her family and many critters including a Pot Belly Pig named Bill.
She's back to work on her writing and hopes to finish a novel in the next year and wants to publish a book of shorts with hubby Glenn.
Background
Information
I've always had an over-active imagination and ever since I can remember, I've been a huge fan of horror. Today I find writing to be a therapeutic tool with as much healing as hours with a good therapist.
Due to serious lung disease, I had to quit smoking in 1998. These 16 stories are what poured out the first couple of years I fought nicotine cravings. I used writing as a therapeutic tool in my recovery program. My stories contain true life situations distorted enough to make them fun to read.Life is scary and sometimes impossible to face without a little fantasy thrown in to lighten the harsh reality.
The Bamboo Thickett in its original form is a story I wrote and later rewrote with Eric S. Brown and published as Katie.
Slow Suicide is my first published story in the horror genre.
Slow Suicide is the only story related to nicotine, there are other horrors in the world.
Birth Place
Waycross, GA USA
Accomplishments
Look for Three Strikes You're Out a story I finished for National Novel Writing Month in 2003 and was published in 2004.
The fight between qood and evil is an on-going
fight but when a country as big as the United
States stops fighting and lays down without a
whimper, something's not right.
A page-turning novel of what happens to a great country when democracy is replaced by an evil, thought to be laid to rest many years ago.
Additional Information
There’s something in North Georgia that’s been a mystery to the world for 24 years. The mystery is about to be solved.
The year is 2008 and people are gathering in Georgia now awaiting the end of the world as we know it.
Evil is there and sure it will be the winner and will stand proud to claim a victory.
One woman will stand in the way.
Look for Stones, a novel I hope to finish this year.