Kim Baldwin

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Kim Baldwin is an American writer. Combined, her novels have won an IPPY Award,[1] Lambda Literary Award,[2] and multiple Golden Crown Literary Awards.[3][4][5][6] She also received The Alice B. Medal, which honors lifetime achievement for lesbian writers.[7]

Baldwin lives in a cabin in a national forest in northern Michigan with two cats.[8]

She enjoys photography and traveling.[8] She first traveled to Europe when she was 14, then returned at 18 with Suitcase Theater.[8] Since then, she has traveled globally.[8]

Career

For 20 years, Baldwin worked as a writer for CNN and eventually became editorial director.[8]

Awards and honors

Year Work Award/Honor Result Ref.
2008 Alice B. Medal Recipient [7]
2010 Thief of Always Golden Crown Literary Award for Romantic Suspense/Intrigue/Thriller Winner [3]
2011 Missing Lynx Golden Crown Literary Award for Romantic Suspense/Intrigue Winner [3]
2011 Missing Lynx Lambda Literary Award for Lesbian Mystery Finalist
2012 Dying to Live Lambda Literary Award for Lesbian Mystery Winner [2]
2016 One Last Thing Golden Crown Literary Award for Romantic Suspense/Intrigue/Thriller Winner [3][6]
2014 The Gemini Deception Golden Crown Literary Award for Romantic Suspense/Intrigue/Thriller Winner [3][4]
2012 Dying To Live Golden Crown Literary Award for Romantic Suspense/Intrigue/Thriller Winner [3][5]
2011 Breaking the Ice IPPY for Romance Winner (silver) [1]

Publications

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