Interviews

I’m learning to embrace my excess, and that gentle acceptance of my extraness waterfalls over into my work.

I write because I want to be in another place, out of my chair, looking up at trees.

...in the same way that words and sounds can rhyme, ideas and facts can also rhyme.

For me, the process of essay play involves a lot of making things visible that were invisible, which often means circling back to show what else was there.

Voice is the sunlight of the story for me, the starting point.

For queer and trans writers, our narratives are usually not traditional or linear.

When I’m inside creativity or making art, it feels like a worthy place for a person like me to spend her life.

I’m committed to and interested in this kind of deep accountability and honesty.

...to write about the way I read, I also had to write about the way I lived

...regardless of what part of the coast you land on, an atmosphere of limitlessness pervades.