Kerri Schlottman
writer of novels & other things
TELL ME ONE THING
(Paper Knife Press, 2024, 2nd Ed)
TELL ME ONE THING explores the unbreakable bonds that connect us across the fault lines of time and memory. From the free-for-all streets of 1980s New York City to the forgotten corners of the rural rust belt, the novel is a poignant reminder of the enduring consequences of choice and the resilience required to navigate a world shaped by privilege and adversity.
SWEETHEART DEALS
(Paper Doll Publishing, 2013)
A tale of sisterly love, family flaws, and middle class memories that chronicles twins Cate and Alice's upbringing in a city on the brink. Co-raising a baby, dealing with long lost lovers, and navigating family dynamics are just some of the many complexities in this wacky, heart-breaking novel. SWEETHEART DEALS has been hailed as an excellent book club choice and a great buddy read.
NO MORE TIME
(Indie Reads, 2017)
When Andrew’s wife dies unexpectedly, he and his daughter find solace in the privacy of their Queen Anne home. But as days become weeks, and evidence mounts that the two have not left the house since the funeral, neighbors begin to wonder what’s going on in that great, big house on the block. A powerful exploration of grief, privilege, and the power of imagination.
THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME (Paper Doll Publishing, 2010)
THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME spans two generations in Detroit and chronicles the coming of age of its mother and daughter main characters. Shaped by the historical, social, and political climates of their times, the women grapple with the realities of friendship, love and loss, and the beauty of finding meaning in the midst of the complexities of being alive.
