Kevin Wilson is an acclaimed American novelist and short story writer celebrated for his unique blend of humor and heart. Raised in Winchester, Tennessee, Wilson draws inspiration from his Southern roots, infusing his stories with quirky characters and profound emotional depth. He is the bestselling author of novels such as *Nothing to See Here*, a finalist for the Thurber Prize for American Humor and named a best book of the year by numerous publications, and *The Family Fang*, which was adapted into a major motion picture. Wilson’s award-winning short fiction appears in top magazines including *Ploughshares*, *Tin House*, and *The Paris Review*. A master of offbeat premises—children who spontaneously combust, families of avant-garde performance artists—Wilson explores the beauty and chaos of human connections with tenderness and wit. He lives in Sewanee, Tennessee, where he teaches creative writing at the University of the South.