kim d. hunter will be reading from The Official Report on Human Activity, a collection of short fiction that runs the gamut from the surreal to the semi-autobiographical and deals with collisions of gender, race and class with the politics of corporations and media.
kim d. hunter is the author of the fiction collection “The Official Report on Human Activity” (Wayne State University Press, 2018). hunter is a Detroiter employed in media relations for social justice groups. He co-directed the Woodward Line Poetry Series for 13 years which earned a Knight Arts Challenge Detroit grant in 2013. His poems appear in “6×6 #35: they say triangle,” “Black Renaissance Noire,” “What I Say, Innovative Poetry by Black Writers in America,” “Rainbow Darkness,” “Abandon Automobile” and elsewhere. He has published two collections of poetry: “edge of the time zone” (white print inc., 2009) and “borne on slow knives” (Past Tents, 2001). He received a Kresge Literary Fellowship in 2012 for fiction.
