Contributor Reads, COVID-19 Edition
We asked contributor Sari Fordham from our new issue, Volume 40.1, to share thoughts on writing and life in quarantine. Read her essay “The Mountain Lions of [read more]
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Inspiration(s) for “The Working-Class Ophelia”
STEPHANIE DICKINSON
Frozen like a thing of stone
I sit in thy shadow [read more]
Inspiration from Alexis Orgera
DOING THE WORK
“When I dare to be powerful, to use my strength [read more]
Inspiration from Julie Marie Wade
THE ADVENT CALENDAR AS HERMIT CRAB
I wrote “Advent” in autumn 2018 while [read more]
What inspires you? Anie Onaiza answers.
We asked contributor Anie Onaiza, whose story “Forgiving Abba” appears in our current issue, to discuss her creative process, [read more]
What inspires you? Amy Stuber answers.
We asked Spring issue contributor Amy Stuber to share what inspired her story “Picturebook,” and we [read more]
What inspires you? Aline Mello answers.
We asked Lost & Found issue contributor Aline Mello to share what inspired her poem “Studying for the Citizenship Test with My Mother,” [read more]
Origins and Inspiration from Raul Palma
Raul Palma
UNIVERSAL JUDGMENT
I wrote the first draft of “[read more]
Inspiration from Kieran Wray Kramer
SEE AND BUILD
For me, with writing, I know a story will come. This is a gift my childhood gave me. And it’s because I lived close to the [read more]
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