Interview: Eileen Cronin, Author of Mermaid December 2, 2020 Had we never had the Trump era, I’d probably still be writing essays like I used to, working to conceal my anger… Read the full story →
Interview: Rebecca Fish Ewan, Author of Doodling for Writers November 11, 2020 It’s an odd thing that drawing is interpreted as a frivolous thing when it’s so useful Read the full story →
Interview: Aidan Martin, Author of Euphoric Recall November 11, 2020 I always knew my story was far more than an addiction-to-recovery tale. However, it most definitely was a cathartic experience, as cliché as that sounds. Read the full story →
A Conversation with Kao Kalia Yang, Author of Somewhere in the Unknown World: A Collective Refugee Memoir November 11, 2020 When we talk about Minnesota, we think about Garrison Keillor, we think of Prince, we think of Bob Dylan. But there are all of these refugees here. Read the full story →
Interview: James Tate Hill on His New Memoir, Audiobooks, and Access for the Visually Impaired October 5, 2020 That character in Academy Gothic was the gateway for me to tackle the topic head-on… Read the full story →
Interview: Vicki Mayk, Author of Growing Up on the Gridiron October 5, 2020 The scientific and technical nature of CTE was certainly a challenge: as a writer, I needed to do my homework. Read the full story →
Interview with Alden Jones, Author of The Wanting Was a Wilderness October 5, 2020 Form has to follow function. A braided narrative isn’t the best approach to every story. Read the full story →
INTERVIEW: Rebecca McClanahan, Author of In The Key of New York City September 8, 2020 We can express emotions in many ways, but as writers, we’re sentenced to the sentence. And to words. Read the full story →
INTERVIEW: Athena Dixon, Author of The incredible Shrinking Woman September 8, 2020 There’s going to be somebody like you out there who needs to hear your voice. Read the full story →
INTERVIEW: Debora Harding, Author of Dancing With the Octopus: A Memoir of a Crime September 8, 2020 [My dad] had a charming way of denying frightful events, of bringing humor and lightness to our childhood. Read the full story →