"In the unsettled and often angry world of disability politics, Kenny Fries' memoir enters centre stage, projecting an oasis of calm and insightful enquiry."
Read More". . . to read it is to experience what true literary achievement really means," says Julia Bouwsma in her Connotation Press review.
Read More"As In the Province of the Gods shows, Japan was the right place at the right time. It changed my life."
Read MoreArt and Understanding Magazine's review says In the Province of the Gods is written "from a unique perspective, with singular personal insight, and an ironic sense of humor."
Read MorePublishers Weekly includes In the Province of the Gods in its "Be Here Now" round-up of ten travel titles to read this fall.
Read MoreOn the 72nd anniversary of the atomic bombing in Hiroshima Kenny Fries remembers his meeting with Suzuko Numata.
Read MoreIn the Gardens of Japan has been published by Garden Oak Press. The poem sequence is a companion to In the Province of the Gods.
Read MoreForeword, in its upcoming August issue, reviews In the Province of the Gods: "Beneath the restrained tones, there's also elation. . . . This unusual blend of travelogue and introspection manages elegance and rawness in the same breath."
Read MoreRead Kenny Fries's essay "What's Wrong with This Picture?" in Hineni Magazine.
Read MoreRead Kenny Fries's contribution to the Letters to the Revolution project.
Read MoreRebecca Maskos's interview with Kenny Fries that originally appeared in German in Mondkalb has been translated into English and can read at Lambda Literary.
Read MoreRead Kenny Fries's poem "To the Poet Whose Lover Has Died of AIDS" at The Good Men Project.
Read MoreRead Kenny Fries's poem "Body Language" at The Good Men Project.
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