
With a writing style that’s often speculative and always darkly comic, Kate Jonuska’s short fiction has been Pushcart Prize-nominatted, and her first novel, Transference, was a finalist for the BookLife Prize. She’s also the author of the Dictionary of Fiction Critique, edits and publishes anthologies, and served four years as co-chair of Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers‘ Conference Gold Writers Conference. Colorado Book Review called Transference “a punchy, bright read” and said: “Kate Jonuska has a keen, witty, unique voice that will likely only get more incisive and vivid with time.”







With more than a decade of experience in newspapers and magazines, Kate has written freelance features for a variety of publications up and down the Front Range, including the Denver Post, the Daily Camera (Boulder), Boulder Magazine and The Gazette (Colorado Springs). Her specialties include restaurants, food, health, fitness and travel.






After several decades of personal practice, Kate began to teach yoga professionally in 2019 and currently teaches at Boulder area Corepower Yoga locations as well as at writers and wellness retreats.








