Kate Moses
(b.1962)Kate Moses was born in San Francisco to a British father and an American mother. She grew up in northern California, Philadelphia, the outskirts of Washington, D.C., and Alaska before returning to California to attend the University of the Pacific. Subsequently she worked as an editor at Berkeley's acclaimed North Point Press and as literary director of Intersection for the Arts in San Francisco.
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Because I Loved You (2023)
Donnaldson Brown
"What I love most about Donnaldson Brown's first novel, Because I Loved You isn't the tactile reality of places and times that she so sharply renders - the harsh beauty of East Texas, New York City in the simultaneous throes of guerilla art and AIDS and financial obscenity, the tender urgency of first love - but her ability to feel so deeply into her characters that even as they make shattering mistakes we can believe along with them that their actions are exactly what they need to do in the moment, just as they convince us of who they become in consequence. Brown is a writer with the deepest empathy for imperfect humanity, and her people and their lasting impact on each other is so knowable it makes you ache."
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