Peter M. Kazon is a writer who, along with his husband and their golden retriever, divides his time between Provincetown and Boston. Kazon retired from practicing law in 2017 so he could pursue writing full time—one of the best decisions of his life. He is currently finishing a group of interconnected short stories that focus on how the changes in American life over the last fifty years affected the lives and relationships of a single family. Kazon’s work has been published in the Beloit Fiction Journal (2022), Catamaran Literary Reader (2023), and Boston Review (2023). In 2022, he was selected to attend Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference.
Literary Curiosities
Spring 2024
The Journal of Anodyne Historical Documents
The Kenyon Review · “The Journal of Anodyne Historical Documents” by Peter M. Kazon Vol. 5, No. 1 Fall 2055 The following document was discovered in the papers of ANDREW […]
