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Haven Kimmel
Haven Kimmel (born 1965) is an American author, novelist, and poet.
== Life and career ==
Haven Kimmel was born in New Castle, Indiana, and was raised in Mooreland, Indiana, the focus of her bestselling memoir, ''A Girl Named Zippy: Growing up Small in Mooreland, Indiana'' (2001).
Kimmel earned her undergraduate degree in English and creative writing from Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana and a graduate degree from North Carolina State University, where she studied with novelist Lee Smith. She also attended seminary at the Earlham School of Religion in Richmond, Indiana. She lives in North Carolina.
Haven Kimmel was a poet prior to writing the memoir of her early childhood. ''The Solace of Leaving Early'' (2002) and ''Something Rising (Light and Swift)'' (2004) are the first two novels in Kimmel's "trilogy of place" about fictional Hopwood County, Indiana. The third book, released in September 2007, is titled ''The Used World''. Her other works include a second memoir, ''She Got Up Off the Couch'' (2005), a poetic children's book, ''Orville: A Dog Story'' (2003), and a retelling of the Book of Revelation in ''Killing the Buddha: A Heretic's Bible'' (2004), edited by Peter Manseau and Jeff Sharlet (ISBN 0-7432-3276-3).
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