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Chris Colin is a former writer/editor for Salon.com, and the author of What Really Happened to the Class of ‘93, which GQ magazine called “essential reading,” and the National Press Club selected for its 2004 author awards.
His writing has appeared in the New York Times, Mother Jones, Conde Nast Portfolio, the New York Observer, the San Francisco Chronicle Magazine, McSweeney’s Quarterly, GOOD magazine, Forbes Traveler, Grist Magazine, Chow.com, WebMD and several anthologies. He writes the On the Job column for the San Francisco Chronicle, and is the co-author of The Blue Pages and a contributing editor at Meatpaper magazine. He lives in San Francisco with his wife, Amy Standen, and works out of the Grotto, a writers’ collective.
