K.M. Huber
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K.M. Huber

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K. M. Huber, she/her, grew up in Seattle, studied theater in Oregon, moved to NYC, wrote poetry, and got her MSW from Columbia University. After working in the city for a decade, she moved to her husband's hometown of Lima, Peru.

While raising their family, they lived in Bolivia, Costa Rica and Atlanta before returning to Lima. Huber continued working with educational organizations, coordinating cultural programs, and writing. Her research into the Nazca region led to making an award-winning documentary short about deforestation in southern Peru with Peruvian filmmaker Delia Ackerman. In 2023 her novel "Patya y los Misterios de Nasca", translated by Lucho Zuñiga, came out in Peru.

Huber’s essays, poems and stories have also appeared in Earth Island Journal, Rougarou, MacGuffin, Post Road, and Crack the Spine, among others. She and her husband currently reside in Tennessee.

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En otras palabras, K. M. Huber nació en Seattle, Washington, rodeada de árboles y montañas en el noroeste de los Estados Unidos. Dejó su verdosa tierra natal por la costa desértica del Perú donde vivió más de 20 años, trabajando como profesora y bibliotecaria. Junto con la directora Delia Ackerman fue cocreadora del galardonado documental sobre la desertificación en el sur del Perú, "El Rey del Desierto se está Muriendo".

Su novela "Patya y los Misterios de Nasca" traducido por Lucho Zuñiga, salió en Lima, Perú en Octubre 2023. Los ensayos, poemas y relatos de Huber también han aparecido en Earth Island Journal, Rougarou, MacGuffin, Post Road, y Crack the Spine, entre otros. Actualmente, ella y su marido viven en Tennessee.
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