Read Interviews An Accidental Daring: A Conversation with Lauren K. Watel Emma BoldenMarch 31, 2025 I do think that making something out of your fear is a hopeful act, at least on the level of the individual.Read
Read Interviews Poetry, Healing, and the Spirit of Survival: A Conversation with Nadia Alexis Leslie-Ann MurrayMarch 26, 2025 My understanding of survival has evolved. I am interested in the idea that we go through a journey of creating ourselves as humans.Read
Read Interviews Less Workshop, More Sensibility: A Conversation with Emma Pattee Liz IversenMarch 24, 2025 I thought, “You’re not allowed to write a book that’s just about a woman walking. That’s not even a book. That doesn’t even make sense.”Read
Read Interviews Funny and Large and Wild: A Conversation with Sarah Lyn Rogers Gabrielle Grace HoganMarch 19, 2025 I’m interested in knowing when I’m lying to myself and how that allows me to make different choices later.Read
Read Interviews Send in the (Lesbian) Clowns: A Conversation with Kristen Arnett Aileen Keown VauxMarch 17, 2025 Not everything is going to be funny to everybody, but a joke is going to be funny to at least one person, one time, at a specific point.Read
Read Interviews Wrestling with Bears: A Conversation with Robert Ostrom Diane GottliebMarch 12, 2025 When I write, I don’t set out to preserve anything. I feel more like a conduit for whatever obsessions, conscious or not, are inside of me.Read
Read Interviews A Door Isn’t Just a Door: An Interview with Lucy Rose Sky DavisMarch 10, 2025 I collect things like a magpie. I need to try everything.Read
Read The First Book The First Book: Emily J. Smith Emily J. SmithMarch 5, 2025 I wanted to explore how all these small indignities pile up for women over time and what an attempt at revenge might look like.Read
Read Interviews Musings on the Lost Landscape: A Conversation with Lauren Markham Ricardo Frasso JaramilloMarch 5, 2025 I feel increasingly in my life that action and feeling must be in a dance.Read
Read Interviews Of Black Milk, Black Bodies, and Accepting the Muchness in Lyrical Poetry: A Conversation with Tiana Clark Tiffany TroyMarch 3, 2025 I’m learning to embrace my excess, and that gentle acceptance of my extraness waterfalls over into my work.Read
Read Interviews A Memoir of Becoming and a Tribute to Joni Mitchell: A Conversation with Paul Lisicky Davon LoebFebruary 28, 2025 I write because I want to be in another place, out of my chair, looking up at trees.Read
Read Interviews Of Tides, Stars, and other Motherly Forces: A Conversation with Stephanie Niu Ashley-Devon WilliamstonFebruary 26, 2025 ...in the same way that words and sounds can rhyme, ideas and facts can also rhyme. Read