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Category: Feature Interviews

Side A Short Story: “Adults Told Me” by Mark Benedict

Adults Told Me 1. My science teacher told me that life was slapdash. I talked to him after class sometimes; … More

Mark Benedict, short story, Side A

“My Dog Is That One”: Angelo Maneage Interviewed by Zach Savich

“It felt right to be coughing on the ground,” Angelo Maneage tells us in The Improper Use of Plates, his remarkable … More

Angelo Maneage, Ghost City Press, The Improper Use of Plates, Zach Savich

“The Land of All Time”: William Lessard Interviews Clark Coolidge + Six Exclusive Poems

For six decades, Clark Coolidge has been presenting language awash in information, with jarring and frequently hilarious syntax. Although frequently … More

Clark Coolidge, interview, Poetry, The Land of All Time, William Lessard

“Forsaken”: Gay Degani Interviews Jayne Martin, author of the memoir THE DADDY CHRONICLES

A stick of dynamite is about the size of a banana. It doesn’t necessarily look dangerous, but it carries with … More

Gay Degani, Jayne Martin, The Daddy Chronicles, Whiskey Tit

“A Brief Flash of Strangeness”: Adam McPhee in Conversation with TOADSTONES Author Eric Williams

Eric Williams is a writer living on the lithified remains of a Cretaceous Seaway in Austin, TX. His fiction has … More

Adam McPhee, Eric Williams, Malarkey Books, Toadstones

“Electricity in this Dehydrated Landscape”: A Conversation with Vi Khi Nao by Mark Ari

Vi Khi Nao is a true original, a fabulously prolific artist whose curiosity, creative energy, and talent are apparently boundless. … More

11:11 Press, Mark Ari, The Vegas Dilemma, Vi Khi Nao

“State of Decay”: A Georgia Poets’ Roundtable

Regionalisms abound in accounts of contemporary poetry, and the American South remains one of the most complex and productive of … More

Connor Fisher, Gale Marie Thompson, Georgia, Helen or My Hunger, interview, Jake Syersak, Mantic Compost, Paul Cunningham, Poetry, The House of the Tree of Sores, The Isotope of I

“Juggling a Hundred Objects, Some of Them on Fire”: An Interview with Lance Olsen, Author of SKIN ELEGIES, by Marcus Pactor

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

“A Veiling and Unveiling and Veiling Again”: An Interview with Elisabeth Sheffield by Marcus Pactor

Elisabeth Sheffield is the sort of writer most writers only hope to become: a ventriloquist offering up voice after voice. … More

Elisabeth Sheffield, Fiction, interview, Ire Land (a Faery Tale)

“An Undercurrent of Darkness”: Bess Winter Interviews Jen Fawkes, author of TALES THE DEVIL TOLD ME

Over the past several weeks I’ve been emailing back-and-forth with Jen Fawkes, author of Mannequin and Wife (LSU Press) and … More

Bess Winter, interview, Jen Fawkes, Press 53, Short Stories, Tales the Devil Told Me

“The Sky Never Left the Sky”: Tiffany Troy Interviews Mai Der Vang about her newest collection YELLOW RAIN

Mai Der Vang is the author of Yellow Rain (Graywolf Press, 2021), and Afterland (Graywolf Press, 2017), winner of the … More

interview, Mai Der Vang, Poetry, Tiffany Troy, Yellow Rain

“Spending Time with the Beast”: Maxwell Malone Interviews Darrin Doyle, Author of THE BEAST IN AISLE 34

Darrin Doyle is an author and English professor at Central Michigan University whose fiction has appeared in Puerto del Sol, … More

Darrin Doyle, Maxwell Malone, The Beast in Aisle 34

“Defiance and Dilemmas”: An Interview with Michael J. Seidlinger on his latest book, RUNAWAY: A WRITER’S DILEMMA, by Hillary Leftwich

Is writing an act of defiance itself? Or do the dilemmas we face as writers push us into acts of … More

Future Tense Books, Hillary Leftwich, Michael J. Seidlinger, Runaways: A Writer's Dilemma

“Repetition Is Magical”: Jesi Buell in Conversation with Candice Wuehle, author of FIDELITORIA: Fixed or Fluxed

Candice Wuehle’s most recent poetry collection FIDELITORIA: Fixed or Fluxed centers around the magical elements of our everyday lives. Through … More

11:11 Press, Candice Wuehle, FIDELITORIA: Fixed or Fluxed, Jesi Buell

“The Stories We Tell to Keep Ourselves Alive”: Wendy Bourgeois Interviews Thea Prieto, Author of FROM THE CAVES

Thea Prieto’s debut From the Caves, winner of the Red Hen Novella Award, contains an entire post-apocalyptic world that is … More

From the Caves, Red Hen Press, Thea Prieto, Wendy Bourgeois

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