Interview: Kathryn MacLeod

Vlad Interviews João Cerqueira

Interview: Marty Cain

Vlad Interviews Joe Linker

Vlad Interviews Cornelia Barber

/ Vlad Savich / Interviews
if there is a god to meet I would probably ask her to see what her house looks like

Vlad Interviews Ed Simon

/ Vlad Savich / Interviews
When it comes to Simons who are apostles, I'd put Carly, Paul, and David all ahead of me.

Special Assignment

Interview: Greg Rhyno

/ Jeremy Luke Hill / Interviews
That’s the way writing sometimes works, where you look at your own life and ask, what if?

Interview: Karen Smythe

/ Jeremy Luke Hill / Interviews
when you’re writing a journal, even though you’re writing privately, you do edit as you write

Interview: Kasia Jaronczyk

/ Jeremy Luke Hill / Interviews
Immigrant stories are usually about the journey from one place to another and I didn’t want to write that. What interests me is what happens before and after the journey.

Submit Latinx Lit

Vlad Interviews Nyla Matuk

/ Vlad Savich / Interviews
I think literature is in the service of truth and lies—see Nietzsche’s moral sense of these.

Vlad Interviews Brian Alan Ellis

/ Vlad Savich / Interviews
I plan on one day getting a Queen Mob’s Tea House neck tattoo. I hope its readers will do the same.

Interview: Gregory Betts

Interview: Jonathan Ball

/ Christopher Lawrence / Interviews
I don’t believe in developing a unique, individual style. I think that is death to a serious writer. Unfortunately, it’s also a good business decision.

Interview: Har Mar Superstar

Interview: Lauren B. Davis

/ Andrew I. Power / Interviews
Work can be impossible. Heck, leaving the house can be impossible! And one is forever having flashbacks of the initiating incident, nightmare

Interview: Diane Schoemperlen

/ Megan Arden Gallant / Interviews
It seems to me that in real life we don’t have much choice about changing as we grow older. Life changes us, for better or for worse.

Interview: Gary Barwin

/ Sarah Rockx / Interviews
Like many Jews, I have a very strong connection to Yiddish without actually knowing how to speak it.

Back In Bed With Dawn Promislow, Again

/ Queen Mob / Interviews
You get down onto the bed, on the floor. Then you are lying flat, and the heavy down cover is on you, like a weight.

Interview: Timothy Dyke

/ Jaimie Gusman / Interviews
I wrote a story once about an extraordinary and dangerous experience I went through when I was devoted to this drug addict friend of mine.

Everyone Counts: Some Questions for Joanne Kyger

/ Hailey Higdon / Interviews
Joanne Kyger invites everyone in. Her attention to the present is not without acknowledgment of the history that focuses her lens.

Interview: Jaimie Gusman

/ Timothy Dyke / Interviews
Aren't all vessels unreliable? Aren't all memories unreliable? Aren't all experiences seen through the lens of an unreliable narrator?