About Me
Kenton K. Yee has placed poetry and fiction in The Los Angeles Review, Hobart, A cappella Zoo, Cafe Irreal, PANK, Word Riot, elimae, Mud Luscious, Monkeybicycle, Every Day Fiction, Every Day Poets, Brain Harvest, Bartleby Snopes, Apollo's Lyre, Liquid Imaginations, and Uncle John’s Bathroom Reader, among others. A theoretical physicist working in finance in San Francisco, he is writing a novel exploring the nature of artificial sentience.
STORIES
Aurora's Sky (Every Day Fiction)
http://www.everydayfiction.com/auroras-sky-by-kenton-k-yee/
Marriage for Moonlighters (Monkeybicycle)
http://monkeybicycle.net/marriage-for-moonlighters/
Shooting Stars (A cappella Zoo, Issue 11, Fall 2013)
http://www.acappellazoo.com/order
Your Gedanken Collection (Hobart)
http://www.hobartpulp.com/web_features/your-gedanken-collection
The Oldest Game in Town (Cafe Irreal)
http://cafeirreal.alicewhittenburg.com/kenton_yee.htm
Author interview at PANK Magazine
http://www.pankmagazine.com/pankblog/young-bright-things/ask-the-author-kenton-k-yee/
Try My Shank (performed by Matt Weller in Drabblecast 280 podcast)
http://www.drabblecast.org/tag/author-kenton-k-yee/
Wholly Matrimony (with animation, Liquid Imaginations)
http://liquid-imagination.com/site/?page_id=263
Teenage Housefly (Word Riot)
http://www.wordriot.org/archives/2588
POEMS AND ONE SENTENCE STORIES
The Many Words Interpretation of Classical Mechanics (Every Day Poets)
http://www.everydaypoets.com/the-many-worlds-interpretation-of-classical-mechanics-by-kenton-k-yee/
If a Black Hole Could (Every Day Poets)
http://www.everydaypoets.com/if-a-black-hole-could-by-kenton-k-yee/
Hole-19b (elimae)
http://elimae.com/2012/11/Hole.html
Newtonian Gravitation (Every Day Poets)
http://www.everydaypoets.com/newtonian-gravitation-by-kenton-k-yee/
Losing his Voice (Word Riot)
http://www.wordriot.org/archives/2711
Inside a Restaurant Aquarium (Monkeybicycle)
http://monkeybicycle.net/one-sentence-stories-july-5-2011/
Prehensile Tongue (Short, Fast, and Deadly)
http://www.shortfastanddeadly.com/2011/05/prehensile-tongue.html
Any favorite authors? Books?
Ernest Hemingway, Emily Dickinson, J.D. Salinger, Kurt Vonnegut, Flannery O'Connor, Truman Capote, Philip K. Dick, J. M. Coetzee, Raymond Chandler, Lewis Carroll, Ogden Nash, among others
Thanks for commenting on "Not Enough Sin to Go Around," Kenton. re: "redacted." The speaker is thinking that sometimes a shaky present makes one want to reimagine the past.
kenton, thanks for reading and commenting on my piaon piece--
cheers,
gary
Appreciate the comment on "Shell of My Future Self," Kenton. Look forward to reading more of your work!
thanks for commenting on "in the nude", fellow ex-physicist!
Thanks, Kenton, for the comments on the oppressionist and how we made gravity about us!
Kenton thank you for reading my story Wreath and your lovely comment! Cheers! susan
And thank you for your kind comment on There's Going to be a Story at the End. You must be really busy between your demanding writing program and Fictionaut.
Kenton, thank you for your insightful comment on The Sneeze. I responded at the story site. I also enjoyed your story about poor Irreversible Dad.