Monthly Archives: October 2009

David Erlewine talks with Roxane Gay  about writing, being the editor of PANK (and other editing projects), and being lazy, which should never, ever be used in the same sentence as Roxane Gay (in our opinion):   David Erlewine: Like … Continue reading →

It always amazes me there are so many writer/editors/publishers in the independent writing community, but it really shouldn’t. I know, as the editor of jmww, that I just can’t quit it. I have to be involved as much as I … Continue reading →

When Michael Kimball’s changed his wildly popular postcard project Michael Kimball Writes Your Life Story (on a postcard) to Everybody Writes Your Life Story (on a postcard), I had to know why. So I caught up with Michael and asked … Continue reading →

Actually, author and Brooklyn Rail editor Donald Breckenridge has never been gone. But his new novel, YOU ARE HERE (Stacherone Press, 2009), is out in a big way and is getting plenty attention from Word Riot and Bookforum, among others. … Continue reading →

There is no rest for David Erlewine or Molly Gaudry. Fresh from his own interview with Michelle Reale on jmwwblog, he speaks with Molly Gaudry about her novella in verse, We Take Me Apart, forthcoming from Mud Luscious Press, her … Continue reading →

David Erlewine is the latest member of jmww. Writer and blogger and librarian Michelle Reale finds out whether he is up to the task of, well, everything. M: Who is David Erlewine anyway? D: I’m very shy as anyone who … Continue reading →