Author

Kate Braverman

1 book, mostly general, for Random House Audio

Kate Braverman (1949–2019) was an American poet, novelist, short-story writer, and experimental writer whose decades-long career began with the poetry collection Milk Run (1977). She gained acclaim for her debut novel Lithium for Medea (1979), followed by novels, story collections including Squandering the Blue, and the memoir Frantic Transmissions to and from Los Angeles. Her work was recognized with multiple honors, including the O. Henry Prize, Raymond Carver Editor’s Choice Award, and repeated selections for Best American Short Stories. ([katebravermanarchive.com](https://www.katebravermanarchive.com/))