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.
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YOU CANNOT SAVE HERE: AN INTERVIEW WITH ANTHONY MOLL BY SHIKSHA DHEDA
Apocalyptic narratives are both ancient and very of this moment—they exist across time, media and culture
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 New York State of Mind: An Interview with Steve Adams by Jen Michalski
Writing a love letter to New York was what initiated the whole project.
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.
Surgical Precision: An Interview with Jayne Martin by Naomi Ulsted
My writing is always heavily influenced by whatever I’m reading at the time so I push myself to “read above my grade level” in order to grow as a writer.
Stumbling Toward Greatness: An Interview with Rosalia Scalia by Jen Michalski
Revision is the best part for me, the most fun, after the first draft is completed. It takes me longer to write a story now than it did at the beginning of my career—but my work has grown more precise and careful as a result.
A Sense of Place: An Interview with Gwen Goodkin by Jen Michalski
I didn’t realize I was writing a book of stories until very late in the game.
Vision Quest: An Interview with Yi Shun Lai by Jen Michalski
Just because we do not fit the majority, it should not mean we are any lesser.
A Slow Dawning: In Interview with Hadley Moore by Carrie Guimond
So much of writing is learning to tolerate the difficulties of the process, and learning to revise.
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