Addition by Omission: An Interview Grant Faulkner by Curtis Smith
Flash communicates via caesuras and crevices.
Tag Archives: Interviews
Interview: Love in the Time of Cancer: An Interview with Jim Zervanos with Curtis Smith
With the passage of time comes increased objectivity and the emotional distance required to be your own ruthless editor.
Getting Real: An Interview with Terese Svoboda by Jen Michalski
Authenticity is all. You will be drawn to the serial killer if his character is complex enough.
On the Contrary: An Interview with David Jauss by Curtis Smith
Contradiction is at the heart of successful characters, plots, metaphors, symbols, irony, paradoxes, oxymorons, and synesthesia.
Making Sense of Things: An Interview with Joan Frank by Abby Frucht
Age can give a writer new strength, freedom, and, with any luck, compassion.
Intimations of Mortality: An Interview with Christopher Nelson by Sherif Abdelkarim
I subscribe to the notion that a poem should ask difficult questions, whether or not it can answer them.
Personal Best: An Interview with Pamela Erens by Curtis Smith
I thought that authors writing in a personal way about a formative work of literature was a great idea.
The Personalities of Concepts: An interview with Stephanie Barber by Alicia Puglionesi
I’m just writing about these ideas, these characters, and my lack of a clear moral directive became the subject as much as the animals, the crime and the humor are the subject.
Human Nature: An Interview with Tyler Barton by Curtis Smith
As I write, I follow the voice of the narrator through these moments and specifics, always paying close attention to the energy of sentences and where they lead.
Nearly Unavoidable and Never Ever Cool: An Interview with Dave Housley by Jen Michalski
The biggest challenge for me was trying to pull all those various threads back together again in a way that seemed more or less realistic and also satisfying.
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