The Damage Done: An Interview with J.C. Todd by Curtis Smith
responsibility can be a restraint that gives shape to your art, but it also can be a release, enlarging perception, illuminating what had been unseen.
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Bloodlines: An Interview with Tara Stillions Whitehead by Curtis Smith
I think we can borrow a lot from the semiotics and nuances of film. The tension created by the act of interpretation is a cinematic exercise.
Being There: An Interview with Wendy J. Fox by Jen Michalski
As I was writing, I just kept thinking that we need to break and remake the whole way all this stuff works.
Breaking Out the Ghosts: An Interview with Caroline Hagood by Jen Michalski
As I was writing, I just kept thinking that we need to break and remake the whole way all this stuff works.
The Write Stuff: An Interview with Kathy Flann by Jen Michalski
I also have learned a great deal from other writers, whether from reading their work or receiving (generous) feedback.
Trauma and True Crime: An Interview with Marcia Trahan by Elizabeth Kelsey
True crime is very much a part of the larger story of my medical trauma.
We Are All Made of Stars: An Interview with Anne Elliott (by Jen Michalski)
When I sit down to write, I feel my responsibility is to tell the truth, to try not to flinch, and to consider the ways in which my work might affect readers of all kinds.
Survivor Diaries: An Interview with Amye Archer
Parkland happened, and we knew we couldn’t stay silent any longer.
For Whom We Speak: An Interview with Joseph Young by Briana Wingate
Can we speak for anyone else? Are writers only ever speaking for themselves? Always never speaking? Always always speaking?
Where Are We Going, Where Have We Been? An Interview with Stephanie Reents by Curtis Smith
“Seeing the evolution of Blood Meridian just reminds me of the value of the process: which involves drafting and revising, tinkering and experimenting, and for most writers, and certainly me, an unhurried attitude towards creative work.”
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