Kali White is a successful author who was born and raised on a dairy farm in southern Iowa. She now lives with her family on a quiet acreage outside of Des Moines, along with their emotional dog, Olive. Growing up in the countryside has provided White with a unique perspective and a deep connection to the land, which often serves as inspiration for her writing.
White has written several novels, including "The Monsters We Make" (written as Kali White), "The Good Divide," and "The Space Between" (both written as Kali VanBaale). Her work has been well-received, earning her numerous awards and accolades. She is the recipient of an American Book Award, an Eric Hoffer Book Award, and an Independent Publisher’s silver medal for fiction. White's writing is known for its depth, complexity, and emotional resonance, making her a respected and admired figure in the literary world.
In addition to her work as an author, White is also a core faculty member of the Lindenwood University MFA Creative Writing Program. In this role, she mentors and guides the next generation of writers, sharing her expertise and insights with those who are just starting out on their own literary journeys. White's dedication to her craft and her students is evident in everything she does, and she continues to be an inspiration to all who know her. She currently lives in Iowa with her family, where she continues to write and teach. For those interested in book club resources, White's website, kaliwhite.com, is a valuable resource.