The Seattle Times: Before a career in journalism took her to the heights of becoming a Pulitzer Prize finalist, Kimberly A.C. Wilson was the child of two “serious readers,” getting out of her childhood chores by tucking herself away with a book. During her time in Seattle, working at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, she knew of Hedgebrook as a place women writers could go to remove themselves from the distractions of the world and focus on their writing. It was a seemingly magical place that she was happy existed in the world, but not something she was quite ready for at the time.
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