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About Kristin McGlothlin
Before becoming an award-winning author, Kristin McGlothlin was the Docent Coordinator for the Art Museum Fort Lauderdale and the Assistant Curator of Education for the Norton Museum of Art. At the Norton McGlothlin developed and directed the museum’s art and music programs. She has held other positions from instructor to coordinator throughout her career in art organizations and academic institutions. She has a B.A. in Art History and a B.A. and M.A. in English. Her M.A. thesis was on the author and illustrator Edward Gorey.
McGlothlin wrote and created the artwork for the children's picture book Andy's Snowball Storyabout the contemporary artist Andy Goldsworthy. Her poem "California T-Shirt" was published in the literary magazine Coastlines and "Roman Ruins in a Modern City" won a haiku contest and was read on Travel with Rick Steves. McGlothlin's short story The Red Doorwas one of twenty-three finalists among more than 400 entries in the Florida Weekly 2018 Writing Challenge.
Drawing with Whitman, the winner of the 2019 Moonbeam Silver Medal for Pre-Teen Fiction and the 2020 Readers’ Favorite International Book Award Honorable Mention Children Grade 4th-6th, is her debut middle-grade novel. It is the first book in the four-book series, the Sourland Mountain Series. A writer since she was thirteen, only now, like a million years later, has she settled upon it as her career. She lives in Jupiter, Florida.
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In 2020 I was interviewed by a Long Island newspaper group and by my public library group about Drawing with Whitman!