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.
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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.
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
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.
Dogs, Death, and Desire: An Interview with Jenny Irish by Ruut DeMeo
Though I never have a plan, I can feel when the pieces fit and see the mosaic they’re making as it’s built.
Inner Demons: An Interview with Steve Almond by Curtis Smith
Our favorite books are part of what allow us to peel back the layers of our own selfhood, to reflect on our experiences.
To Whom We Belong: An Interview with Glori Simmons by TiLena Camp
I rarely begin a story knowing where it will lead or if a character will hold up against a situation.
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