Adam Klein is the author of the Lambda Book Award-nominee The Medicine Burns (High Risk Books), the novel Tiny Ladies (Serpent’s Tail Books), the artist monograph Jerome: After the Pageant, and the editor of The Gifts of the State: New Afghan Writing (Dzanc Books). His work has appeared in Bomb, the New York Times At War blog, and openDemocracy. His story “A Hardship Post” was nominated for a Pushcart Prize. He is the singer/songwriter of The Size Queens and has published interdisciplinary pieces on the blog sites of PANK, the Doctor TJ Eckleburg Review, the Believer, and Ninth Letter.
Adam Klein
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Writing on Public Books
Introduction to The Size Queens’ iBook,“To The Country”
Over the past nine years, The Size Queens have deployed a variety of interdisciplinary approaches, experiments in distribution, and collaborations primarily because we could not exist as a touring band. I’ve lived overseas for most of the time the group has been in existence, and, as its vocalist and lyricist, this has led us to […]









