Kyunghee Kim is a Korean American immigrant, poet, writer, teacher of creative writing, speaker, and a wellbeing expert who explores themes of loving and living in the complexities of loss. Her essays have appeared in HuffPost, Shondaland, and others. Kyunghee has created and taught workshops at GrieveWell, a local nonprofit in Ann Arbor, and collaborated with artists on various poetry readings, concerts, and art exhibitions.

Her first book, See Us Bloom, is a children’s poetry book and is out now. When not writing, you can find Kyunghee on a hike somewhere, eating Korean food, watching K-Drama, or spending time with her family and friends.

She was born in Seoul, Korea, raised in a small town of Utica, Michigan, now lives in Ypsilanti, Michigan with her husband. Her favorite title is being an emo (aunt).

Kyunghee is available for workshops, freelance writing, speaking engagements, and creative collaborations. Please get in touch here. Thank you!