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Category: Feature Interviews

“If There’s a Window—a New Possibility”: Allison Wyss Talks to Mary Lynn Reed

Mary Lynn Reed is a fiction writer and mathematician—but I’ve learned she’s also a photographer, shark-level pool player, and ace … More

Allison Wyss, Fiction, interview, Mary Lynn Reed, Phantom Advances, Split Lip Press

“I Cherish the Act of Sentencing”: Marcus Pactor Interviews Lance Olsen

Lance Olsen is one of America’s most formally inventive and intellectually stimulating novelists. Few writers have been as consistently excellent … More

Always Crashing in the Same Car, FC2, Fiction, interview, Lance Olsen, Marcus Pactor

“A Hallucinatory Clarity”: Marcus Pactor in Conversation with Angela Woodward

Angela Woodward works both unlikely and widely known history into her slim fictions. In her new novel, Ink, she weaves … More

Angela Woodward, Ink, interview, Marcus Pactor, novel, The University Press of Kentucky

“Car-X”: An Excerpt from Angela Woodward’s New Novel Ink

“We have extensive accounts, typed out neatly: ‘They took me into a dark room and started hitting me on the … More

Angela Woodward, excerpt, Fiction, Ink, novel, The University Press of Kentucky

“That Poetry Could Be Something Not So Insular”: An Interview with Luke Stromberg by John Wall Berger

Luke Stromberg has lived in Upper Darby, just outside of Philadelphia, his whole life. His poetry has been published in … More

John Wall Barger, Kelsay Books, Luke Stromberg, The Elephant's Mouth

“Masks” for Haunted Passages: Short Story Excerpt from How to See Ghosts & Other Figments, a new collection by Orrin Grey

When it comes to short fiction, Orrin Grey is a magician, a practitioner of an arcane art inspired by the … More

excerpt, How to See Ghosts & Other Figments, Orrin Grey, short story, Word Horde

Review & Interview: Kristina T. Saccone on Sue Mell’s Giving Care

“I need more pills.” My mom’s texts arrive throughout my day—during back-to-back work meetings, while I’m driving to pick up … More

Chestnut Review, Giving Care, Kristina T. Saccone, Sue Mell

“Believe with Me”: An Interview with Zach VandeZande by Dana Diehl

When I learned Zach VandeZande had a new short story collection coming out, I jumped at the opportunity to read … More

Dana Diehl, Lesser American Boys, Mason Jar Press, Zach VandeZande

On The Year of the Monster with Tara Stillions Whitehead: An Interview by Shannon Wolf

I sometimes wonder how one person can do so much. At any one time, when I speak to Tara Stillions … More

Fiction, inteview, Nonfiction, Shannon Wolf, Tara Stillions Whitehead, The Year of the Monster, Unsolicited Press

Exclusive Story Excerpt “The Living” from Campfires of the Dead and the Living by Peter Christopher – Out Now!

Campfires of the Dead and the Living is a collection of short fiction by Peter Christopher. This volume contains The … More

11:11 Press, Campfires of the Dead and the Living, Chuck Palahniuk, excerpt, Fiction, Peter Christopher

Three Poems Exclusively from Jay Halsey’s Multi-Form Collection Barely Half in an Awkward Line

Barely Half in an Awkward Line weaves a twelve-year span of Jay Halsey’s photography, poems, short stories, and essays. Photos … More

Barely Half in an Awkward Line, excerpt, Jay Halsey, Poetry, Really Serious Literature

“The Posthuman Realist”: An Interview with Steve Tomasula by Marcus Pactor

Steve Tomasula is a literary pioneer of both prose and page design. Those designs transform the vast depth of his … More

Ascension, FC2, Marcus Pactor, Steve Tomasula

“The Possibility of America”: An Interview with Indran Amirthanayagam by John Wall Barger

Born in 1960 in Sri Lanka (then called Ceylon), Indran Amirthanayagam moved to London, England, at eight, and Honolulu at … More

Broadstone Books, Indran Amirthanayagam, John Wall Barger, Ten Thousand Steps against the Tyrant

“Each Drop Is Its Own Light”: Tiffany Troy in Conversation with Dara Barrois/Dixon about Tolstoy Killed Anna Karenina

Dara Barrois/Dixon (née Dara Wier) is the author of the Wave Books titles In the Still of the Night, You Good Thing, Reverse … More

Dara Barrois/Dixon, Dara Wier, interview, Poetry, Tiffany Troy, Tolstoy Killed Anna Karenina, Wave Books

“Memetic and Disoriented TV Dinners”: An Interview with Garth Miró by Claire Hopple

The Vacation is a beach read’s evil twin. But sort of a saintly one. Throw Hunter S. Thompson, Thomas Aquinas, … More

Claire Hopple, Expat Press, Garth Miró, interview, novel, The Vacation

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