Theodore Weesner, born in Flint, Michigan, is aptly described as a “writers’ writer” by the larger literary community. His short works have been published
in the New Yorker, Esquire, the Saturday Evening Post, the Atlantic, and Best American Short Stories. His novels—including The
True Detective, Winning the City, and Harbor Lights—have been
published to great critical acclaim in the New York Times, the Washington
Post, Harper’s, the Boston Globe, USA Today, the Chicago
Tribune, Boston magazine, and the Los Angeles Times, to name a few. He lives and works
in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
