Kimberly Chun
Photo by Neva Chonin
About Kimberly
Kimberly Chun is a writer and editor who has been told she’s a curmudgeonly old man in a broken-down female body. No argument there. She likes spaghetti and meatballs, small dogs with button eyes and drooling issues, trash TV, Montrose’s “Bad Motor Scooter,” hot onsens in haunted ryokans, Murakamis both Haruki and Takashi, wild blackberries, Neu!, Bangkok traffic, broccoli rabe, and Czech pneumonia. She prefers the Stones to the Beatles, pie to cake, strawberry to chocolate, and covered wagons to convertibles.
Kimberly's Features
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Kimberly Chun
sells her wares at the Alemany Flea Market -
Kimberly Chun
unspools the SF experimental film scene -
Kimberly Chun
searches out the city’s most authentic Burmese dishes -
Kimberly Chun
tracks down green plants for black thumbs -
Kimberly Chun
eats ‘round the clock in the diner that never sleeps
