The Master Storyteller
Theodore Kohan
Theodore Kohan was born and raised in Santiago, Chile, and later attended graduate school in the United States through Fulbright and Agency for International Development (AID) scholarships. After a brief return to Chile, he permanently settled in the United States.
Over the years, Kohan has built a distinguished literary career defined by thoughtful prose, emotional insight, and deeply human storytelling. His works often explore themes of exile, identity, solitude, relationships, and memory, drawing from personal experiences and keen observations of life.
Kohan currently resides with his wife in Boynton Beach, Florida, and Sharon, Massachusetts. His literary journey began with the publication of A Lucky Guy in 2003 and continued with several acclaimed works, including Summer Vacation and Other Stories, Those Who Walk in Darkness, The Abyss Between Dawn and Night, Echoes and Markings, Solitude, and Sanchy Panchy.
Through novels, short stories, novellas, and reflective memoir-style writing, Theodore Kohan invites readers into emotionally rich narratives that illuminate the complexities of the human experience.
