She keeps quitting her job managing her sister’s bakery to seek a more ambitious profession, but fear of failure always brings her back to Sweet Cheeks. While David has a successful career, jetting off on work trips to exciting destinations, Kit is stuck in a loop. Now married and in their thirties, they live in Kit’s childhood home in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. She has received scholarships from the Vermont Studio Center and Sewanee Writers’ Conference.Ĭheat Day is her first novel. Her writing has appeared in Boston Review, Witness, Cutbank, and the Cincinnati Review. During her time at Madison, she also served as editor-in-chief of the online journal Devil’s Lake. In 2014, she earned an MFA from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she was the recipient of the August Derleth Prize for short fiction and The Jerome Stern Award for excellence in teaching.
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