Kelly Sinclair

A native of the Texas Panhandle, Kelly Sinclair is a singer-songwriter who branched out into prose with the publication of her first novel, "Accidental Rebels." Five of her books (Accidental Rebels, Lesser Prophets, If the Wind Were a Woman, In the Now, Roberta's Fire) appeared with Blue Feather Books before that publisher's demise. In 2015, she returns to print/ebook with her new crime noir novel, "Getting Back," with Regal Crest Books. Also, her Lambda Literary Awards finalist effort, "In the Now," will return to print with science-fiction publisher Lethe Press. In addition to her writing for People's World, she's also an audio reviewer for Library Journal. As a singer-songwriter, she's written for herself (Alive in Soulville) as well as others. Her rock musical, "Clarity," is available for free via Soundcloud. She's also a computer artist. She currently lives in central Texas. She can be found at asebomedia.net as well as via email.

LATEST ARTICLES BY Kelly Sinclair

U.S.

It’s political: Library cards
June 25, 2014 By Kelly Sinclair
Here's a simple way for you to help spread the ideas of an author you respect, and be a political activist at the same time: use your library card.
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Opinion

When I say the word “capitalist”
April 16, 2014 By Kelly Sinclair
Who I'm really talking about are people whose lives are based on the pursuit of profit by any means possible - and who fight creating a moral and democratic basis for that wealth.
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U.S.

Meet the Trans 100
April 7, 2014 By Kelly Sinclair
The first ever Top 100 Trans Americans list recently was announced by inaugural sponsor GLAAD, with the support of Chicago House.
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U.S.

Iraq duty may have affected Fort Hood shooter
April 3, 2014 By Kelly Sinclair
His rampage ended during a stand-off with a military policewoman when Lopez took his own life.
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U.S.

“Step closer to equality”: Texas judge overthrows gay marriage ban
February 28, 2014 By Kelly Sinclair
In his ruling, the San Antonio judge wrote that the same-sex marriage ban "violates plaintiffs' equal protection and due process rights under the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution."
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Environment

We are West Virginia
February 10, 2014 By Kelly Sinclair
Your water, air, food, products - you live in one state. But you rely on many; you can't get by without the resources and people of every part in this union.
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Opinion

Ten powerful words in 2013
December 17, 2013 By Kelly Sinclair
From "drought" to "gap" to "Madiba" to "affluenza": a year of powerful voices and mixed messages.
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U.S.

Supreme Court, 5-4, clamps down on Texas abortion providers
November 20, 2013 By Kelly Sinclair
"This is outrageous and unacceptable - and also demonstrates why we need stronger federal protections for women's health."
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