I’m Not Saying, I’m Just Saying: An Interview with Matthew Salesses
Matthew Salesses is the author of I’m Not Saying, I’m Just Saying and The Last Repatriate. He was adopted from Korea at age two and has written about adoption, race, […]
Category Archives: Interviews
Something to Believe: An Interview with Charlie Mosbrook
Voted the city’s “Best Singer-Songwriter” in 2011 by Scene magazine, Charlie Mosbrook has been one of a handful of people at the heart of the Cleveland folk scene over the […]
Cabbage Language: An Interview with Robert Duncan Gray
[Let’s call this paragraph a professional “full disclosure.” I first met Robert Duncan Gray as a publisher, not a poet (although one could say he had the look of […]
I Thought Often of the Hem of a Skirt, Unraveling While Someone Runs, the Thread Creating Its Own Design: An Interview with Kristina Marie Darling and Carol Guess
Here I get the chance to talk to Kristina Marie Darling and Carol Guess about collaboration and their book X Marks the Dress: A Registry, forthcoming from Gold Wake Press […]
There’s a Difference between Quirky and QUIRKY, and We Get a Lot of the Latter, Especially: An Interview with Aaron Burch
Aaron Burch teaches writing at the University of Michigan, edits Hobart, and has had stories appear in New York Tyrant, PANK, Barrelhouse, Another Chicago Magazine, and Unsaid. He is the […]
KISS Scared the Living Shit Out of Me Back When I Was a Little Kid—or, More Precisely, It Was Gene Simmons: An Interview with Joshua Kornreich
Joshua Kornreich’s characters are oftentimes detectives of the familiar, deconstructing what once passed for the reader’s everyday, in processes just as equally regimented or overlooked. With The Boy Who Killed Caterpillars […]
Just in Case There Are Any Odd Little Paste-eating Girls Reading This, I’d Like to Give Them Some Small Ray of Hope: An Interview with Julie Innis
Originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, Julie Innis now lives in New York. Her stories and essays have appeared in Post Road, Pindeldyboz, Gargoyle, and The Long Story, among others. She holds […]
Needing It, Getting It, Not Being Satisfied by It, Trying to Learn to Live Without It: An Interview with Brad Sucks
Brad Sucks is a musician from Ottawa, Ontario. His back catalog boasts two full-length albums, I Don’t Know What I’m Doing (2003) and Out of It (2008), and he is hard at […]
I Can Barely Interrupt a Telemarketer: An Interview with Chelsea Martin
Chelsea Martin “studied” art and writing at California College of the Arts (though she holds no degree because she owes $300 in tuition). Both her first book, Everything Was Fine […]
If I Were to Write a Book About Tibet: An Interview with Dinty W. Moore
Dinty W. Moore is a professor and director of creative writing at Ohio University and is regularly invited to speak and teach in the U.S. and Europe. In addition to […]
