Kenneth Rosen

Kenneth R. Rosen is a journalist and nonfiction writer, distinguished by his profound exploration of topics like war, humility, violence, addiction, and mental health. He has authored notable books such as "TROUBLED," which critically examines the behavioral correction industry for young adults, and "Bulletproof Vest (Object Lessons)," contributing significantly to discussions on societal impacts.

His essays and reports have been featured in high-profile publications including "Tin House," "The Rumpus," "Narratively," "Creative Nonfiction," "WIRED," "The New York Times," "Harper’s," and "The Atlantic." His journalistic integrity and in-depth analysis are underscored by the prestigious Bayeux-Calvados Award for War Correspondents and an AWC Clarion Award for Online Feature Article that he has received. Moreover, Rosen was a finalist for the Livingston Award, underscoring his potential akin to that recognized by the Pulitzer Prizes for young writers under 35.

Beyond his writing, Rosen is actively engaged in the literary and reporting fields, supported by institutions like the MacDowell Colony, the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, and the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting. He divides his time between the Berkshires and the Dolomites, where he continues to write and speak on his areas of expertise, enriching the global dialogue on pressing social issues.