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Emily Wilson

Emily Wilson writes for print, radio and the web. She teaches at City College of San Francisco.

Features & Reviews, Interviews

Emily Wilson

Feb 1, 2013

The Rumpus Interview with Octavio Solis

Pulitzer Prize-nominated playwright Octavio Solis sits down for a chat about night terrors, universal storytelling, and finding a home with the Magic Theatre of San Francisco.

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