Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Claire Zulkey (born April 15, 1979, in Evanston, Illinois) is an American writer, a 2001 graduate of Georgetown University, and the Northwestern University Creative Writing Masters program. She lives in Chicago, Illinois.She is the author of the young adult book An Off Year published by Dutton in 2009 and selected by Indie Booksellers for the Autumn 2009 Kids' Indie Next List and cited as one of the ALA's 2010 Best Books for Young Adults. She states that the book, based loosely on her own experiences, took over 10 years to write.Zulkey has published the blog Zulkey.com since 2002. In 2011 NPR affiliate WBEZ began producing the site. The blog features humor writing and interviews with performers and authors. In 2006, The Smoking Gun cited Zulkey's interview with James Frey in its report A Million Little Lies. Zulkey is also a contributor at The A.V. Club and the Los Angeles Times. Zulkey produces the Chicago literary humor reading series Funny Ha-Ha, which describes itself as "The Best Reading in Chicago. Ever.". }
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- Claire_Zulkey abstract "Claire Zulkey (born April 15, 1979, in Evanston, Illinois) is an American writer, a 2001 graduate of Georgetown University, and the Northwestern University Creative Writing Masters program. She lives in Chicago, Illinois.She is the author of the young adult book An Off Year published by Dutton in 2009 and selected by Indie Booksellers for the Autumn 2009 Kids' Indie Next List and cited as one of the ALA's 2010 Best Books for Young Adults. She states that the book, based loosely on her own experiences, took over 10 years to write.Zulkey has published the blog Zulkey.com since 2002. In 2011 NPR affiliate WBEZ began producing the site. The blog features humor writing and interviews with performers and authors. In 2006, The Smoking Gun cited Zulkey's interview with James Frey in its report A Million Little Lies. Zulkey is also a contributor at The A.V. Club and the Los Angeles Times. Zulkey produces the Chicago literary humor reading series Funny Ha-Ha, which describes itself as "The Best Reading in Chicago. Ever."".