The Age of Optimism: An Interview with Richard Fellinger by Curtis Smith
The 80s are often labeled an age of optimism, but the reality of a troubled and violent world still persists, so in many ways our optimism was misplaced.
Category Archives: Interviews
Misdeeds Exposed: An Interview with Katherine E. Young by Kristin Kowalski Ferragut
The challenge was to talk about monstrous things in human terms, to be simultaneously clear-eyed and empathetic about human frailty.
Making Contact: An Interview with Ethel Rohan by Jen Michalski
It resonates that my deeper dive into realism is the result of the growing urgency in everyday life.
Fabricating a Life: An Interview with Pamela Painter by Curtis Smith
I trust that the words will come.
The Short of It: An Interview with Nancy Stohlman by Curtis Smith
I think it’s a great honor to be part of a new and thriving literary movement.
Catching Fire: An Interview with Sam Taylor by Jen Michalski
It was important to me to be completely honest—especially to teen readers!—about the struggle to make good choices in a world metaphorically and literally on fire.
Committal: An Interview with Irene Cooper by Jessica Caroline
Committal grew from a hybrid lineage of media.
The Write Stuff: An Interview with Kathy Flann by Jen Michalski
I also have learned a great deal from other writers, whether from reading their work or receiving (generous) feedback.
Trauma and True Crime: An Interview with Marcia Trahan by Elizabeth Kelsey
True crime is very much a part of the larger story of my medical trauma.
Home Is Where the Heart Is: An Interview with David James Poissant by Jessica Maxwell
Like most authors, I tend to write what I know, especially when it comes to place.
