Ken Kalfus

"The chastening of America, with civil unrest, expatriates looking on in humiliation, and citizens of other countries savoring the once mighty country’s downfall, is the grim scenario Ken Kalfus envisions in his latest novel, “2 A.M. in Little America.” Whichever side one takes on the issues bedeviling America, readers familiar with his work will probably agree on this point: Kalfus is a perceptive guy. "

— The Washington Post

News

May, 2022

May, 2022

Interview with Michelle Schingler Foreword

Michelle Schingler from Foreword Reviews interviews me.

May, 2022

Little America Cleveland Rochford

Link: Disassociation and Diaspora

May, 2022

Little America Foreword-Schingler

Link: Review

May, 2022

Solid-State-Kalfus-Washington-Little-America

Just announced: A Washington reading at Solid State Books, 600 H Street Northeast, June 9, 7 PM. I'll be joined by my friend, the author Maggie Paxson.

May, 2022

2 AM Washington Independent

Link: In a near-future dystopia, the refugees are us.

May, 2022

2 AM Post Review

Link: Ken Kalfus gives readers an unsettling portrait of a humbled America

May, 2022

2AM Times Review

Link: A Novel Imagines the Next Wave of Refugees: Americans

May, 2022

2AM Independent

In the Washington Independent Review of Books: "The end of American exceptionalism feels all too credible in Kalfus’ hands."

May, 2022

2 AM Post

The Washington Post reviews 2 A.M. in Little America. "An unsettling portrait of a humbled America."

May, 2022

2AM Times

"Deeply intriguing ... a highly readable, taut novel." 2 A.M. in Little America in the New York Times Book Review.

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