… there are still many things we don’t understand about color, but we lie to ourselves to make ourselves feel safer.
RECENTLY PUBLISHED
Q&A with Mariah Rigg, author of EXTINCTION CAPITAL OF THE WORLD
I was trying to think of time not as a linear thing but as a landscape; that these stories, people, and objects are existing on the same plane or landscape at the same time.
Q&A with Melissa Fraterrigo, author of The Perils of Girlhood
Writing isn't therapy. But that doesn't mean that you don't have an emotional reaction when you are writing something that's emotionally challenging.
Q&A with Mahreen Sohail, author of Small Scale Sinners
How do you keep some of yourself for yourself and what is lost in the process? I’ve always been interested in that question and tried to write into it while I was putting this collection together.
Q&A with Patrycja Humienik, author of We Contain Landscapes
Morality is a word I am curious about. I'm not interested in imposing any kind of way of being on other people, but I am interested in the dignity of all human life.
Q&A with Duy Doan, author of Zombie Vomit Mad Libs
Elliptical doesn’t have to be leaps across white space on the page. Mad lib blanks can also provide ways to experience the elliptical.
Q&A with Hayden Casey, author of Show Me Where the Hurt Is
"We're all complicated, and we all make mistakes, and we all love each other. I like getting at that sort of very realistic aspect of the human experience, which is that sort of complicated nature of everybody."
