Kim Kinzieby

Kim Kinzie

Kim Kinzie

Bio:

Kim Fogarty Kinzie is a former prosecutor turned writer. After many years arguing in court, Kinzie opted for a kinder, gentler career writing training manuals for cops and lawyers, the most popular being the one and only “Massachusetts Prosecutors Guide: Operating Under the Influence.” Now she is a stay-at-home mom of two young boys and a regular contributor for Motif as of March 2013. She recently published her first novel, Conscious Unparenting™: Our 1970’s Spin on Modern-Day Motherhood, which she co-authored with a childhood friend. Her book seeks to start a parenting movement that’s less kid-centric, more parent friendly. She and her co-author blog about their movement, and all things retro-parenting at www.consciousunparenting.com.

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Articles by Kim Kinzie

IMBIBE: The Calendar Says Spring, but the Weather Says Winter
April 3, 2019 No Comment › by

IMBIBE: The Calendar Says Spring, but the Weather Says Winter

Spring is a confusing time for cocktails. My mind is on gin and tonics and summer ales with an ocean view, but the ...

IMBIBE: The Irish Cold Brew: Survive March with a little day-drinking
March 6, 2019 No Comment › by

IMBIBE: The Irish Cold Brew: Survive March with a little day-drinking

I’m so done with this winter. My yard is an ice rink, my fingers are perpetually frozen and I look like ...

IMBIBE: Self Love Sour
February 6, 2019 No Comment › by

IMBIBE: Self Love Sour

February for many is the month of love. Not for me. It’s not that I’m against love; I mean, it’s ...

Humanity Prevails: Local woman lives her truth by heading to the border
January 16, 2019 No Comment › by

Humanity Prevails: Local woman lives her truth by heading to the border

The Trump presidency has been making me feel appreciative, as I see examples of people speaking out against injustice, engaging ...

All Are Welcome: PVD continues to declare itself a sanctuary city
January 16, 2019 No Comment › by

All Are Welcome: PVD continues to declare itself a sanctuary city

Rhode Island has been a sanctuary state since 2014, when then-Governor Lincoln Chafee made the official declaration. If you Google ...

Be Gentle: A Comic Con virgin loses her innocence
November 14, 2018 No Comment › by

Be Gentle: A Comic Con virgin loses her innocence

Despite my love of the fantasy/comic book genre, I’ve never been to Comic Con — not even during the seven ...

Misogyny is Alive and Well … and in My Own Backyard
October 17, 2018 No Comment › by

Misogyny is Alive and Well … and in My Own Backyard

I live in East Greenwich and love my picturesque town, but in the past two years I’ve noticed an increase ...

Old Dog, New Tricks:  White Dog Distilling Makes a Mean Moonshine (and Whiskey, and Rum and Gin)
June 20, 2018 No Comment › by

Old Dog, New Tricks:  White Dog Distilling Makes a Mean Moonshine (and Whiskey, and Rum and Gin)

Carlo Catucci didn’t set out to start a distillery, he was just a guy looking for a hobby. Five years ago, ...

WaterFire: Avoid the Crowds, Not the Magic
June 6, 2018 No Comment › by

WaterFire: Avoid the Crowds, Not the Magic

Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past 10 years, you know that Providence is home to the ...

EatDrinkRI’s 3rd Annual Food Festival: A Celebration of Rhode Island’s Best Edibles
May 10, 2018 No Comment › by

EatDrinkRI’s 3rd Annual Food Festival: A Celebration of Rhode Island’s Best Edibles

EatDrinkRI wrapped up its third annual food festival on April 28. This year, the festival kicked off on Wednesday night ...

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