Items tagged with 'Interview'

Emerging indigenous author, Shane Hawk, discusses diversity, small press publishing, and overcoming adversity with writing.

Small press publishing has diversified the reading landscape and Dawn Shea from D&T Publishing is one of the people making that happen.

Rob Hart and Joshua Mohr have a Zoom date to discuss Mohr's new memoir, 'Model Citizen,' in which the novelist explores fatherhood, mortality, sobriety, and the heart defect that nearly killed him.

J.B. Stevens discusses the complex issues of war, law enforcement, and writing poetry.

I've come to really admire Clark’s efforts. He's an author that I think gets it right and we all can learn from his hustle.

A Craft interview with Jeremy C. Shipp, author of "The Atrocities" and "Bedfellow."

Karis Rogerson spoke with her good friend and debut author Auriane Desombre about getting two grad degrees at once, and having a book delayed due to the pandemic.

As part of an ongoing series where I interview authors about their 2020 experience, I caught up with historical horror fiction author, Alma Katsu.

Table top games, transgressive art, and the transgression of art.

This year, I want to catch up with as many authors as I can and ask them about how they survived 2020.

"The Book Dad" Andrew Fowlow talks to the authors of "Wormwood" about writing collaborative horror.

Can a stateless ghetto full of outsider artists and weirdos have a leader? Manuel Marerro talks transgression in indie publishing.