Kim Wozencraft is a writer, editor, teacher, and novelist. She authored the internationally best-selling novel Rush--adapted into a film starring Jennifer Jason-Leigh and Jason Patric--based on her experiences as an undercover narcotics agent in Texas. Her novel Notes from the Country Club grew out of time served in federal prison. She was Vice President of Creative Affairs at the Offline Entertainment Group in New York, has written for HBO, and co-edited Slam: The Screenplay and Filmmakers Journals, a companion book to the award-winning film. Her work has appeared in The Best American Essays, the Los Angeles Times, Texas Monthly, Chronogram, and numerous literary magazines and anthologies. Kim took her Master of Fine Arts degree at Columbia University.