Kevin Thaddeus Fisher-Paulson studied writing at the University of Notre Dame, with subsequent coursework at the University of Oregon and the University of Iowa. He studied in workshop with Dorothy Allison and Steve Abbott.
Kevin's book, A Song for Lost Angels, was a silver medalist in the Benjamin Franklin Award and a finalist in the National Independent Bookseller Awards. His stories also appear in When Love Lasts Forever and the Human Agenda.
Kevin's performance works have appeared in the National AIDS Theater Festival, Theater Rhinoceros and the ODC NextWave Festival.
Kevin and his husband Brian live in mysterious San Francisco with their two adopted sons and four rescue dogs.
My hair askew with
that lopsided look you get
sleeping in a chair
in a hospital, the copy of Isabel Allende’s Zorro
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Syringa Vulgaris
In the backyard of our home in Yaphank,
a single lilac grew between the scrub pines,
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Pacific Coast Highway
Headed North
Down and Up the Hills of Fogtown
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Yet even in the deepest of night, the dark
is never whole, cannot stop sight. The dark
Is broken in the vacuum by
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When you asked me about San Francisco,
and who I had become
and what I missed most of the other coast,
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