An Immigrant of the Mind: Pola Oloixarac on Mona
Pola Oloixarac is a writer from Buenos Aires who has also lived in San Francisco and Barcelona. Oloixarac has traveled ... The post An Immigrant of the Mind: Pola Oloixarac on <em>Mona</em>...
View ArticleEating Disorders, Catholicism, Autofiction, and Unattainable Moms: Talking...
I remember visiting Washington University in St. Louis’s MFA program as a prospective student and hearing JoAnna Novak read. Her ... The post Eating Disorders, Catholicism, Autofiction, and...
View Article“What are they trying to protect?” A Conversation with Eika Tai on Denying...
It was a 67-year-old woman in a simple white top, adorned in a sash and set behind a table of ... The post “What are they trying to protect?” A Conversation with Eika Tai on Denying the Oppression of...
View ArticleZero Blind Spots: A Conversation with Darren Byler on Chinese Surveillance...
Darren Byler is an anthropologist and Assistant Professor of International Studies at Simon Fraser University. In his forthcoming book, In the Camps: China’s ... The post Zero Blind Spots: A...
View ArticleTo Say Nothing About Our Joy: A Conversation with Chris Campanioni
Chris Campanioni received the International Latino Book Award for his debut novel, Going Down (2013). Since then he has published ... The post To Say Nothing About Our Joy: A Conversation with Chris...
View ArticleMarking the Passage of Growth: A Conversation with Cartoonist Weng Pixin
Weng Pixin’s comics are tender. With acrylic paint, watercolors, and paper remnants, she creates vibrant and verdant landscapes: the rice ... The post Marking the Passage of Growth: A Conversation with...
View ArticleThe Water Vanishes: Alexandra Kleeman on Something New Under the Sun
“When we rediscover that water is finite, it’s like waking from a dream and finding ourselves in a strange and ... The post The Water Vanishes: Alexandra Kleeman on <em>Something New Under the...
View ArticleThe Resurgence of Mary Hiester Reid: A Conversation with Molly Peacock
In her latest book Flower Diary: In Which Mary Hiester Reid Paints, Travels, Marries & Opens a Door, renowned poet ... The post The Resurgence of Mary Hiester Reid: A Conversation with Molly...
View ArticleA Book with the Structure of a Heroin Stuffed Cabbage: Tice Cin on Keeping...
Tice Cin’s prose grooves. Her debut novel, Keeping the House, pulses with trap, grime, and club music and is also ... The post A Book with the Structure of a Heroin Stuffed Cabbage: Tice Cin on...
View ArticleMore Than Enough For Everyone: Talking with Andrea Abi-Karam and Kay Gabriel
We Want It All: An Anthology of Radical Trans Poetics, edited by Andrea Abi-Karam and Kay Gabriel, was published in ... The post More Than Enough For Everyone: Talking with Andrea Abi-Karam and Kay...
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