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Kate Walter has a unique and quirky personal voice, a fresh and funny distinctive style.

Her essays and opinion pieces have appeared in The New York Times, Newsday, The Advocate,

and many other places. She was a regular contributor to Newsday's "City Life" column.

Kate created popular columns for  

two downtown weeklies: the feisty 

and opinionated "A View from 

St. Marks Place" (New York Press) 

and the poignant and personal 

"Queer City" (Manhattan Spirit)

Her personal essays have been 

included in anthologies, including 

In the Shadow of the Towers and 

the best-selling Nesting: It's a 

Chick Thing.

Kate has read her essays at 

numerous venues, including the  

Great Hall of Cooper Union, 

Fez under Time Cafe, Acme Underground, Gotham Comedy 

Club, and Stand Up NY.

Selected Samples

"Farewell to Superior Inks and that Old Funky Mix"

The Villager, 2007

"Fashion Designers Have Unraveled My Neighborhood"

The Villager, 2007

"What's Memorial Day without a parade?"

The Christian Science Monitor, 2006

"Saying Goodbye to Funkiness On Tribeca's Piers"

Downtown Express, 2005

"Sometimes It's Hard to Know 

  When to Cut Your Losses"

Newsday, 2004

"Fall Brings a Harvest of City Memories"

Newsday, 2004

"Today's the Day Success Works Like a Charm"

Newsday, 2003

"A Season's Landmarks Disappear Brick by Brick"

Newsday, 2003

"Summer Reading"

The New York Times, 2002

   

For more essays, click onto www.mrbellersneighborhood.com and type Kate Walter into the search box.