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Christine Kandic Torres

Christine Kandic Torres is the author of the novel The Girls in Queens (HarperVia, 2022). Her Pushcart Prize-nominated short fiction has been published in outlets such as The Offing, Wigleaf, Fractured Lit, and Kweli, while her nonfiction work has appeared in Literary Hub and Electric Literature. A Hedgebrook, VONA, and Vermont Studio Center alum, she is also the recipient of a Jerome Foundation emerging artist fellowship for fiction at the Anderson Center, and a New Work Grant from the Queens Council on the Arts.

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Christine Kandic Torres

Jul 10, 2024

There’s Always a Little Light, a Glimmer of Hope: A Conversation with Annell López

I wanted to write characters who confront their humanity—all of it, but especially the ugly and visceral parts, and get to have the “release” we all deserve.
Interviews

Christine Kandic Torres

Oct 18, 2023

The Tether Between Poetry and Science: a conversation with Emily Hockaday

Just as my body that might ache all night is the same body that gives me pleasure. And I feel it aching because I am alive and living in it.

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Christine Kandic Torres

There’s Always a Little Light, a Glimmer of Hope: A Conversation with Annell López

The Tether Between Poetry and Science: a conversation with Emily Hockaday