Scars and Legacies: An Interview with Jolene McIlwain by Curtis Smith
As far as my place, the fields, forests, creeks, as well as the people here, wear the scars and carry the legacies of what came before.
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Under Texture: An Interview with Lance Olsen by Curtis Smith
How a text is structured has something profound to say about its author’s vision.
A Thousand Miles to Publication: An Interview with Kristen Mei Chase by Curtis Smith
So much of this first novel felt like fighting my way through an unmapped jungle with a butter knife.
Addition by Omission: An Interview Grant Faulkner by Curtis Smith
Flash communicates via caesuras and crevices.
Interview: Love in the Time of Cancer: An Interview with Jim Zervanos with Curtis Smith
With the passage of time comes increased objectivity and the emotional distance required to be your own ruthless editor.
On the Contrary: An Interview with David Jauss by Curtis Smith
Contradiction is at the heart of successful characters, plots, metaphors, symbols, irony, paradoxes, oxymorons, and synesthesia.
Best Small Fictions Nominations!
Congratulations and good luck to our nominees!
This is my letter to the World: An Interview with Charles Holdefer by Curtis Smith
Don’t Look at Me is my reading of her. Dickinson is vast.
A Heart Wide Open: An Interview with Nicholas Montemarano by Curtis Smith
It was most important to tell my family’s story—the story of one life lost to the pandemic.
The Essence of Tommy Dean: An interview by Curtis Smith
Compression calls for a unique way of creating stories that don’t always follow traditional plots and story arcs.
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