by Martha Anne Toll
“This feels like it is happening at the right time for me and my writing, and that I have truly landed in the right place.” Continue reading
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The Travails of This Family: A Q & A with Melanie Hobson
By Ericka Taylor
What I found interesting, in writing this book, was my growing awareness that these damaged people are nevertheless united by a strong sense of duty to one another, and that even within their difficult and often hurtful relationships, there is, at bottom, a real love for one another, something inviolable about family bonds. Continue reading
Q&A with Jack Livings
By Lisa Peet
There’s a process of shaving away details to make a news story short enough to fit the space it’s been assigned, and with every detail that’s cut, a little bit of nuance is lost. Continue reading
BLOOMERS AT LARGE: The Resistance
by Kaulie Lewis
These Bloomers, from Dante to Bram Stoker to Nell Zink, cover 750 years and nearly every genre, and no two of their experiences are particularly similar. Continue reading
