How Far I’ve Come: An interview with Kim Magowan by Yasmina Din Madden
One thing I love about flash is that it lends itself to experimental forms—you can get away with doing bizarre things if a story is very short.
Tag Archives: Short story collection
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.
True to Character: An Interview with Ron Tanner by Jen Michalski
Stories are always about trouble.
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.
Striving for Truth: An Interview With Michelle Ross by Curtis Smith
I knew early on that I was writing a book of stories about mothering and motherhood—and about how the mythology and cultural expectations of motherhood affect women and girls.
Making Contact: An Interview with Ethel Rohan by Jen Michalski
It resonates that my deeper dive into realism is the result of the growing urgency in everyday life.
Fabricating a Life: An Interview with Pamela Painter by Curtis Smith
I trust that the words will come.
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.
A Fundamental Question: An Interview with Terence Hawkins by Curtis Smith
I think the story determines its length.
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.
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