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Kathryn Kefauver is a Bay Area writer, teacher and consultant.

She recently completed a memoir, The Mother of Water, set in Laos and in Maryland. Excerpts are forthcoming in the Alaska Quarterly Review and in The Sun.

Her stories have 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 the Seal Press.

Her essay, "Part Lao, Part Falang" won an Associated Writing Programs award for nonfiction in 2003. In 2004, she received a fellowship to the MacDowell Colony. That same year, she completed an M.F.A. in Creative Writing from The University of San Francisco (USF).

A Woman's Asia
CSMonitor
Gettysburg Review
Going Alone
Best Travel Writing 2005
The Journal
Best Women's Travel Writing 2005
Chicago Quarterly Review