Interviews

Kristina Moriconi’s 'What Becomes of a Body' is a lyrical and fragmented exploration of how we recover after a serious physical trauma.

"If you do have a sense of history, you understand that, as Zinn always argued, we've faced tyranny before. It's often overestimated, if not in the short run, then in the long run."

Writing, for me, is defiance of all mothers must or should do. It is my intention to be and do less than is expected or demanded of me, and to be all the happier and healthier for it.

A conversation with the founding editor of 'Rejection Letters' about his new apartment-complex novel, 'Leasing,' from House of Vlad.

Published by Unsolicited Press, Sean Murphy's 'This Kind of Man' is challenging and compelling fiction. 

When you enter a Kim Addonizio poem, you never know where you’ll end up.

Andrew Porter writes with honesty and grace about men and women struggling to make sense of their shifting lives.

Part of the labor of writing is imagining each other. Alina Stefanescu talks with poet Lynn Emanuel about her new collection, 'Transcript of the Disappearance: Exact and Diminishing.'

Kevin Prufer talks about his novel 'Sleepaway' and discusses how writers have no choice but to address the current moment.