All Her Most Private Places: An Interview with Meghan Lamb by Curtis Smith
I’m less interested in the question of what defines poetry versus prose and more interested in why we have certain assumptions about what fiction is
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Interview: Wading into Jeffrey Condran: An Interview by Curtis Smith
Many of the stories in Claire did begin as images—though not necessarily the ones you’d think of
Letting Go: An Interview with Dilruba Ahmed by Curtis Smith
our need as writers to bring shape, structure, and meaning to lived experience through language, in ways that feel authentic and emotionally true.
The Seeds of Friendship: An Interview with Nancy McKinley by Curtis Smith
It’s not just about getting published, you must find the right home.
Survivor’s Guilt: An Interview with Artress Bethany White by Curtis Smith
Survivor’s Guilt is about recognizing that we are all accountable for our humanity and how we enact socially.
No Apologies: An Interview with Amber Sparks by Curtis Smith
I wanted to offer a version of transformation, of disappearing, that didn’t equate those things with weakness, but with power.
Pushing the Boundaries: An Interview with Oya Dursun-Ozkanca by Curtis Smith
We are currently observing the most turbulent period in Turkey-US relations.
Moments in Time: An Interview with Lance Olsen by Curtis Smith
One of the reasons I adore fiction is that it can do two things no other art can: deep consciousness and extended, textured language.
Finding Your Tribe: An Interview with Carla Spataro by Curtis Smith
Being a teacher was the closest I could come to being an eternal student.
The Maid-Up Vocabulary of Abby Frucht: An Interview by Curtis Smith
I felt hemmed in by prose and by the apparent obligation of things like syntax and punctuation to make sense of things, to construct hierarchies of thought and utterances.
