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Kathryn Caraway
INTERNATIONAL AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR
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Writing My Memoir Wasn’t Cathartic—It Was Torture
"The process broke me so completely that I suffered a stroke." Writing can be a release, a way to transform pain into something meaningful. But that wasn’t the case for me. When I sat down to write about my experience as the target of a sadistic stalker, it wasn’t catharsis I found. It was torture. Sentence by sentence, page by page I relived the worst moments of my life. The process broke me so completely that I suffered a stroke. Why am I doing this? I asked myself and it
Kathryn Caraway
3 days ago3 min read


Pets: The Forgotten Domestic Violence Victims
For many people, our animals are our family. Even if we’re in danger, we won’t leave our beloved pets behind. This is especially true for...
Kathryn Caraway
Apr 283 min read


Building a Community: Kathryn Caraway's Unique Perspective
Kathryn Caraway explains her unique perspective on how writing her true crime memoir has brought her closer to a community of readers who have faced similar challenges.
Kathryn Caraway
May 21, 20242 min read


If he is innocent until proven guilty, am I a victim?
Author Kathryn Caraway shares her experience with how her victim rights were misapplied during the judicial phase of prosecuting a man who had stalked her for years.
Kathryn Caraway
May 21, 20245 min read


Stalkers: The Fungus That Lives Among Us
Talking stalking - what a day in the life of a target of a stalker is like and the difficulties in pursuing help
Kathryn Caraway
May 21, 20248 min read
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