by kassie fox

Katherine Fox, when not in jail, pursues graduate studies in social work. Show her a cello, and she will want to play it; a classroom, and she will want to discuss how it's being taught; some big, stompy boots, and she will want to promptly don them. Her cure-alls include singing at the top of her lungs, reading J.D. Salinger, and walking in the ocean (any ocean will do). She cannot tell you of her published work for there is nothing to tell, and, to be quite honest, that leaves her feeling perfectly content. Should her name ever sneak its way into print, she hopes it will be attached to groundbreaking (or at least mildly interesting) research related to school violence. Meanwhile, she revels in taking pictures, so as to cut the world into bite-size pieces to share.