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Bringing the Past Forward

Judy Goldman speaks with Stephanie Clare Smith about her memoir Everywhere the Undrowned and why the past is never behind us.

How Loneliness Manifests

Cija Jefferson speaks with Athena Dixon about her new book of essays, The Loneliness Files, and what it means to find connections inside and outside of writing.

The Particulars of How

Author Kristina Gaddy joins debut author and journalist Neda Toloui-Semnani to discuss trauma writing, the journalist's experience with memoir, and her nonlinear exploration of family history.

On Race, Secrets, & Love: An interview with E. Dolores Johnson

Author Sonya Lea and debut memoirist E. Dolores Johnson discuss 'Say I'm Dead,' a family memoir of race, secrets, and love.

Finding Solace Among the Birds: A Conversation with Joshua McKerrow About Making Art from Grief

Megan Reilley and Photojournalist Joshua McKerrow discuss "Today's Birds," and the act of creating through grief.

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A Conversation with Sarah Smarsh

Back in 2002, long before journalists and analysts were obsessed with figuring out the American working class as some sort of Holy Grail to Trump’s..

In Conversation

A Conversation with Horacio Castellanos Moya

Horacio Castellanos Moya is a writer and journalist with a long and distinguished career. In addition to his twenty years of journalistic work he has..

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A Conversation with Parneshia Jones

When I was asked to interview poet Parneshia Jones, I was intrigued. I had come across her book, Vessel, in the library of my graduate..

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Acknowledgments: Hanif Abdurraqib

I first experienced Hanif Abdurraqib’s writing later than I should have: a 2016 essay at MTV News published in the wake of Prince’s death. Abdurraqib..

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An Interview with Natalie Singer

When I first skimmed a galley of Natalie Singer’s California Calling, I felt–there’s no other word for it—spooked. I glimpsed words and phrases about California..

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