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Kate Christensen
KATE CHRISTENSEN is the author of the novels In the Drink, Jeremy Thrane, and The Epicure's Lament. Her essays and articles have appeared in various publications, including Salon, Mademoiselle, The Hartford Courant, Elle, and the bestselling anthology The Bitch in the House. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband.
Genres: Literary Fiction, Romance
New Books
Novels
In the Drink (1999)
Jeremy Thrane (2001)
The Epicure's Lament (2004)
The Great Man (2007)
Trouble (2009)
The Astral (2011)
The Last Cruise (2018)
Welcome Home, Stranger (2023)
Jeremy Thrane (2001)
The Epicure's Lament (2004)
The Great Man (2007)
Trouble (2009)
The Astral (2011)
The Last Cruise (2018)
Welcome Home, Stranger (2023)
Non fiction
Awards
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