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About
Suze Kay writes the things that haunt her.
And those things are many.
Her work is embodied and ephemeral, exploring the liminal space between thought and action, existence and growth.
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She is a recipient of the 2017 Wallace Prize ("the most prestigious independently-awarded undergraduate writing prize for fiction and nonfiction at Yale,") for her short story 'MEAT.'
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She was awarded Best Science Fiction in the 2023 Vocal Writing Awards for her short story 'The Little Coffee Shoppe at the End of the World.'
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By day, she works as a pastry chef in New Jersey. In the dark of the night, she writes poetry, fiction, and CNF.
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