Kathryn Kefauver Goldberg is a Bay Area writer, teacher and consultant. She currently has a story in the September 2011 issue of The Sun Magazine, entitled, "It Takes a Village to Please My Mother."

Her work has been published in The New York Times Modern Love column (April, 2011), in recent issues of the Alaska Quarterly Review, and in The Sun Magazine. Her story, "A Woman Alone, A Woman Alone" was included in Best Women's Travel Writing 2009. An essay is forthcoming in the Kyoto Journal, Fall 2011.

Her stories have also appeared in the The Gettysburg Review, The Journal, The Chicago Quarterly Review, The Christian Science Monitor, Best Travel Writing 2005, Best Women's Travel Writing 2005, A Woman's Asia, and Going Alone: Women's Adventures in the Wild, an anthology by Seal Press.

Kathryn completed an M.F.A. in Creative Writing from The University of San Francisco (USF), and her essay, "Part Lao, Part Falang" won an Associated Writing Programs award for nonfiction. She received a fellowship to the MacDowell Colony that same year.

Kathryn lives in Berkeley, California, where she is working on a memoir.