David Leo Rice writes singularly weird fiction about the experiences of artists and drifters wandering hallucinatory landscapes. His latest novel, … More
Category: Feature Interviews
“There Was Always Something More I Had to Know”: Marcus Pactor Interviews Gabriel Blackwell
Gabriel Blackwell never repeats himself. Each of his seven books offers a distinct approach to fiction, bending forms and genres … More
Exclusive Excerpt from AND YET, a book-length speculative essay by Jeff Alessandrelli
An innovative work of speculative fiction, Jeff Alessandrelli’s And Yet interrogates contemporary shyness, selfhood and sexual mores, drawing out the particulars of … More
“Genre and Selfhood and Speculation, Endless”: Jeff Alessandrelli on writing AND YET
Genre and Selfhood and Speculation, Endless I recently published a book that, like thousands of books, is nebulous vis-à-vis genre. … More
“Trudging Through the Universe / As A Gigantic Lonely Eyeball”: An Interview with Gion Davis by Jeremy Boyd
Gion Davis’ debut poetry collection Too Much, forthcoming September this year, won the 2021 Ghost Peach Press Prize selected by … More
“Finding the Ghost in Hoarded Objects”: William Lessard Interviews Kate Durbin
Kate Durbin’s art and writing have been featured in The New York Times, Art in America, Artforum, The Believer, BOMB, … More
“Towards Love”: Cameron Finch Interviews Erin Stalcup, Author of KEEN
Erin Stalcup is a big-hearted human who writes novels with her blood. What I mean is that when Erin cares … More
“Numbering, Headings, Weird Animal Facts”: Gay Degani Interviews Lynn Mundell, author of LET OUR BODIES BE RETURNED TO US
Lynn Mundell’s writing has been published in literary journals including Tin House, The Sun, Booth, and Five Points, and in … More
“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
“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
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