In today’s jmwwblog, Flash Fiction editor Dave Erlewine talks with writer and Mid-American Review editor Michael Czyzjienewski about the taste of coffee, writer’s block, the novel on which he’s working, […]
In today’s jmwwblog, Lauren Becker talked to the prolific, talented writer Donna Vitucci about nuns, the circus and karaoke. Donna, incapable of giving a dull bio, provided the following: When […]
In this ORIGINS, Kathy Fish discusses the origins of her haunting piece, “Space Man,” published in Keyhole Digest. It’s not often that I take on Death in my fiction, but […]
“Exodus” was a complete accident. What happened was somebody told me I should hit 5_trope with a story, so I clicked over to their guidelines and–I don’t know if this […]
In today’s jmwwblog, jmww flash editor Dave Erlewine talks to Laura Ellen Scott about the Deadwood in their lives, MFA programs and teaching, Scott’s most excellent vsf (very short fiction) […]
Mari L’Esperance was the 2007 winner of the Prairie Schooner Book Prize in Poetry for her collection, THE DARKENED TEMPLE (published September 2008). Born in Kobe, Japan, she lives and […]
Christian Bell’s “Yellowfin Tuna” (jmww, fall 2009) was a semifinalist in Third Annual Micro Awards! Read it here, people, and love it.
In today’s jmww blog, Dave Erlewine talks with Crispin Best, author of the blog project “For Every Year”, about constructive criticism, Don DeLillo, and his blog “We Will All Go […]
In a tiny book-filled atelier in the 14th Arrondissement, Heather Hartley wrote most of the poems in KNOCK KNOCK (Carnegie Mellon University Press, 2010), her debut collection. Across Paris, in […]
In this “Origins,” Sheldon Lee Compton, editor of the journal Wrong Tree Review, discusses the origins of the story “Pitch Meeting.” In the spring of last year, Robin Stratton was […]
