


Kevin Quinn
Represented By: Sharmaine Lovegrove
Kevin Quinn was born in Detroit, MI and received his BA in English from Yale University, where he wrote his thesis on James Baldwin's Another Country and was heavily involved in college a cappella.
Thereafter, he spent the better part of twenty years teaching high school English, first at a boarding school in Connecticut and then in independent schools in Hong Kong (where he lived for eight years), New York, and San Francisco.
His first piece of published writing, the personal essay “Seeing Your Self,” appeared on thefeministwire.com in 2014 and details his life growing up in the Black church. He is senior editor of Citizen Magazine, an annual print publication covering Black art and culture, and has reviewed books for the South China Morning Post Magazine in Hong Kong and Politico Magazine.
An avid traveler and foodie, he can’t really call any one place home, but he currently spends a lot of his time in Mexico City.
Represented By: Sharmaine Lovegrove
Kevin Quinn was born in Detroit, MI and received his BA in English from Yale University, where he wrote his thesis on James Baldwin's Another Country and was heavily involved in college a cappella.
Thereafter, he spent the better part of twenty years teaching high school English, first at a boarding school in Connecticut and then in independent schools in Hong Kong (where he lived for eight years), New York, and San Francisco.
His first piece of published writing, the personal essay “Seeing Your Self,” appeared on thefeministwire.com in 2014 and details his life growing up in the Black church. He is senior editor of Citizen Magazine, an annual print publication covering Black art and culture, and has reviewed books for the South China Morning Post Magazine in Hong Kong and Politico Magazine.
An avid traveler and foodie, he can’t really call any one place home, but he currently spends a lot of his time in Mexico City.
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