The Short of It: An Interview with Nancy Stohlman by Curtis Smith
I think it’s a great honor to be part of a new and thriving literary movement.
I think it’s a great honor to be part of a new and thriving literary movement.
Committal grew from a hybrid lineage of media.
I write about the things that keep me up at night.
Good surrealism, in my opinion, is the same way. It manifests itself in a dream-like or what we may consider non-real/fantasy elements and yet forms a connection to our reality.
We hold in ourselves the voices of many ages and experiences.
I am more interested in the small, seemingly inconsequential, everyday love we can feel in person-to-person interactions, even with relative strangers.
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
It’s not just about getting published, you must find the right home.
I wanted to offer a version of transformation, of disappearing, that didn’t equate those things with weakness, but with power.
We are currently observing the most turbulent period in Turkey-US relations.