Ken Kalfus
American journalist and author

Born
April 9th, 1954
71 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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An American journalist and author, contributions include both fiction and non-fiction works. Notable publications include the novels 'Thirst' and 'Pu-239', as well as numerous essays and articles focusing on contemporary issues. Kalfus has also worked as an editor and has contributed to various literary and journalistic platforms, showcasing a commitment to storytelling and exploration of societal themes.
Authored the novel 'Thirst'
Wrote the novel 'Pu-239'
Contributed to various essays and articles
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