Michael Kun is an accomplished American author, best known for his works of contemporary fiction and non-fiction. A graduate of Johns Hopkins University and the University of Virginia Law School, Kun balances his time between writing and practicing law. He currently resides in Los Angeles, California with his wife and daughter.
Born on November 28, 1962, in Hempstead, New York, Kun is the son of Richard and Beatrice Kun. He began his writing career shortly after graduating from the University of John Hopkins and the Virginia University's Law School. His first novel, "A Thousand Benjamins," was published in 1990 by the Atlantic Press. Despite receiving some acclaim for his debut novel, Kun decided to leave the literary world for a period of 13 years, much to the surprise of many. He returned to writing in 2003 with the publication of "The Locklear Letters."
Since his return to writing, Kun has published several more novels, including "My Wife and My Dead Wife," "You Poor Monster," and "Everybody Says Hello." He has also expanded his repertoire to include short stories, with the collection "Corrections to My Memoirs." In addition to his solo works, Kun has co-authored "The Baseball Uncyclopedia" and "The Football Uncyclopedia," and his writing can be found in "The X-Mas Men."
Despite the rumors of his death, Kun continues to write and practice law. He is known for his wit and humor, which are reflected in his writing. Kun is also known for his unique personal facts, such as never having had a cavity and having no tattoos or piercings.