Emily Kemme
Emily Kemme writes about human nature, illuminating the everyday in a way that highlights its brilliance in her novels, Drinking the Knock Water: A New Age Pilgrimage and In Search of Sushi Tora, and her new anthology, It Starts With a Fish, based on her blog, Feeding the Famished. She is also a recipe creator but doesn’t like to be labeled a foodie (the proof is that she knows where every KFC is on I-80 between Greeley and Iowa). Throughout her writing is a skein of humor that leaves a lasting impression. She is a regular contributor of food and feature stories for NOCO Style Magazine, the Greeley Tribune and MyWindsor Magazine.

Selected works by the author:

Adding Fish to Your Diet

Adding Fish to Your Diet

Thanks to fish’s vast diversity, numerous ways to cook it—or not cook, if you’re gripping a nugget of sushi between two chopsticks—and high marks for being a healthy, sustainable protein, you’d think we’d be enjoying a lot of it.

Refresh Your Space with Paint

Refresh Your Space with Paint

Song lyricist Tom Waits may have counseled putting a new coat of paint on a fading relationship, but his “scribbled lovedreams” are no match for the hot and heavy feelings homeowners have about sprucing up their nests, often with a trendy new tone.