Susan Kim is a playwright, TV writer, and author. Her two graphic novels w/co-author Laurence Klavan, "City of Spies" (artwork by Pascal Dizin) and "Brain Camp" (artwork by Faith Erin Hicks), were published by First Second Books in 2010. "Flow: the Cultural Story of Menstruation" (co-written w/Elissa Stein) was published by St. Martin’s Griffin in 2009. Plays include the stage adaptation of Amy Tan’s The Joy Luck Club (Dramatists Play Service) and various one-acts that were produced in the EST Marathon, including Death and the Maiden, Rapid Eye Movement, Dreamtime for Alice (Dramatists Play Service and Farrar Strauss), and Memento Mori (Smith and Krauss). Her work has been produced internationally. Ms. Kim has been nominated five times for the Emmy and four times for the Writers Guild award for her work in both non-fiction and children’s TV; she won a WGA award in 1996 for Best Documentary. She lives in New York City, teaches dramatic writing in the MFA program at Goddard College and currently blogs for the Huffington Post.