Meghan Kenny’s fiction has won the Iowa Review Fiction Award and appeared in publications including Cincinnati Review, Juked, Gettysburg Review, Hobart, Pleiades and elsewhere. She has been a Peter Taylor Fellow, a Tickner Writing Fellow, and a Scholar at Bread Loaf. She lives in Lancaster, PA.
Fiction
Spring 2009
What Will Make This All Right
We were on our way to brunch at the Hill House. A nice place for brunch. It was Victorian, all red velvet and brass inside, and they served a good […]
Summer 2016
Man is the Measure of All Things
The Vandermies invited Russell to their house in Ketchum for dinner. He drove on a dirt road that wound through the base of mountains that looked so smooth of sand […]
Winter 2012
The Last Four Seasons
Autumn In Hakusan-cho, the maple leaves turned red and orange and yellow. Hiro Tanaguchi thought of many places other than where he was and of many people whom he’d left […]
Meghan Kenny
A Conversation With Meghan Kenny by KR fiction editor Geeta Kothari Meghan Kenny has lived in Japan, Boise, Idaho, and the coast of northern Peru. Currently, she lives in Baltimore, […]