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Kiese Laymon
Kiese Laymon is an American writer, editor and associate professor of English and Africana Studies at Vassar College. Author of ''Long Division'' and ''How to Slowly Kill Yourself and Others in America'', Laymon's work deals with American racism, feminism, family, masculinity, geography, Hip-hop and Southern black life. His provocations, essays, and other works of short fiction appear on his blog, ''Cold Drank'', as well as featured pieces written by guest contributors. Laymon has written essays and stories for numerous online publications, including his work as a contributing editor at Gawker and frequent posts to ESPN.com.
== Career ==
Born and raised in Mississippi, Laymon earned his Bachelor of Arts at Oberlin College, and his Masters in Fine Arts at Indiana University. While living and writing in upstate New York, Laymon's refusal to omit explicit aspects of ''Long Division'' that explore racial politics, prolonged negotiations with a major publishing group. Laymon's books were eventually picked up by the independent publisher Agate Publishing, which released his debut novel in June 2013.
In addition to Laymon's satirical time-travel novel ''Long Division'', a collection of his autobiographical essays entitled, ''How to Slowly Kill Yourself and Others in America'' was also published by Agate in August 2013. He has two books, a novel called ''And So On'' and a book called ''A Fat Black Memoir'' forthcoming from Scribner.
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