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Q&A I am very much attracted to the concept of discomfort. Q&A I don’t think there is one definition of the term “hybrid.” I think it just means being playful with your work. Q&A I love embedded narratives, shifts in point of view, collage — anything that gives a sense of texture. Q&A I always want to write about sex. Q&A Sometimes the seed for a story can be my parents doing their laundry. But other times it can be something really bizarre, like buying 80 chickens impulsively.
Q&A with Ọna Anosike, author of “The Return”
Q&A with Tyrese L. Coleman, author of “When They Fight”
Q&A with Sofia Samatar, author of “An Account of the Land of Witches”
Q&A with Caren Beilin, author of “Nina’s Alcoholism”
Q&A with Nghiem Tran, author of “Trespassing”
Bix Gabriel
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Bix Gabriel is a writer, MFA candidate in fiction at Indiana University-Bloomington, associate director of Indiana University Writers’ Conference, co-founder of TakeTwo Services, occasional Tweeter, seeker of the perfect jalebi, and a wishful gardener. Her nonfiction has appeared in Hyphen magazine and Guernica and her fiction was most recently published in Day One, Amazon.com’s literary journal.
