PILGRIM'S BAY - Stevens, K. J.
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"While the setting itself serves as a character for this novel, it is the relationships between Jake, Kali and Aden that show the reader redemption isn't something waiting for us in the afterlife - it's certain small moments we share with those we move with through this life. In Pilgrim's Bay, it is something lost repeatedly, to be found just as often, during Sunday morning drives, holding a loved one's hand, in the tattered booths of smoky bars, in something as simple as sharing a pitcher of beer or fishing with your childhood friend." ~ writer, Courtney McCrimmon

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"While the setting itself serves as a character for this novel, it is the relationships between Jake, Kali and Aden that show the reader redemption isn't something waiting for us in the afterlife - it's certain small moments we share with those we move with through this life. In Pilgrim's Bay, it is something lost repeatedly, to be found just as often, during Sunday morning drives, holding a loved one's hand, in the tattered booths of smoky bars, in something as simple as sharing a pitcher of beer or fishing with your childhood friend." ~ writer, Courtney McCrimmon
Autorenporträt
K.J. Stevens is a Michigan-based writer whose work explores themes of loss, love, memory, and perseverance. His fiction is minimalist and emotionally direct, rooted in the small, often overlooked moments that shape us. With a focus on rhythm, restraint, and clarity, Stevens creates stories that ask quiet but enduring questions about what it means to keep going. His latest book, DEVOTION, is a collection of short stories that follows characters navigating life's most intimate and difficult terrain--grief, distance, failure, parenthood, marriage, addiction, and memory. With stripped-back prose and deeply human insight, the stories examine how we hold on, how we let go, and how we survive the quiet ache that often lives between those two things. Stevens draws inspiration from the working-class landscapes, weather, and emotional isolation of Northern Michigan. His writing is concerned with the weight of ordinary days, and the resilience required to live them well. It shows that good fiction doesn't need to shout to be heard. His debut novella, Black, was published by RedRaw Press. His work has appeared in Great Lakes Review, Temenos, The Adirondack Review, and BloodLotus.