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Riskin went to the University of Michigan,
where he studied playwriting with Kenneth
Rowe, but switched to fiction shortly
thereafter. He worked at a variety of jobs
from dishwasher to busboy to factory worker
to salesman of discounted clothes to high
fashion women. He has published short
stories in The New Yorker and a variety of
literary magazines. A Brooklyn native, he
has traveled the world. This included living
in France for a few years. One of those
years was spent studying at the Sorbonne.
The other was on a honeymoon. But New York
is where his
heart is, as well as family and friends. He
and his wife, Kiki, a sculptor, have a
daughter and son. They
eventually discovered Sag Harbor at the
eastern end of Long Island where the bay and
ocean are nearby and the air is filled with
creativity.
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