All Her Most Private Places: An Interview with Meghan Lamb by Curtis Smith
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
Tag Archives: Interviews
The Seeds of Friendship: An Interview with Nancy McKinley by Curtis Smith
It’s not just about getting published, you must find the right home.
No Apologies: An Interview with Amber Sparks by Curtis Smith
I wanted to offer a version of transformation, of disappearing, that didn’t equate those things with weakness, but with power.
Pushing the Boundaries: An Interview with Oya Dursun-Ozkanca by Curtis Smith
We are currently observing the most turbulent period in Turkey-US relations.
Hardcore UFOs: An Interview with James Brubaker by Meghan Reed
It was really about finding the best approach to tell the story and serve both the characters and the mysteries they were chasing.
Hidden Treasures: An Interview with Sandra A. Miller by Curtis Smith
I wanted to write this book the same way you engage in a treasure hunt: discovering clues, then going back in time to connect them to something you found earlier.
Setting the Family Free: An Interview with Eric D. Goodman by Ruut DeMeo
We’ve managed to isolate ourselves, as a society, from nature. Throwing the animals back on equal footing is an interesting idea.
The Flow of Fiction: An Interview with Sion Dayson by Ruut DeMeo
So often, I’m surprised by what appears on the page. Fiction is a vehicle for fostering empathy.
Radical Empathy: An Interview with Aaron Hamburger by Ruut DeMeo
As artists, we will never know the full extent to which our work has affected others. But I would ask this, if you could change just one person’s life, wouldn’t it be worth it? And if that person is just you, the artist, aren’t you worth it?
Gone Awry: An Interview with Lee Ann Roripaugh by Curtis Smith
Most of the concrete details incorporated in the poems are factually true, even though many of the characters/voices I’ve created are fictional and the comic book landscape of monsters, supervillains, and superheroes is frequently fantastic.
