Author Interviews

Leo shares valuable advice for writers seeking first-time publication, the epistolary form in fiction, loving the little guy, deciding on happy versus horrific story endings, and their ongoing anarcho-absurdism agenda.

Henry describes his experience as a "professional freelance vagabond," Brooklyn's most dangerous writer, and the details of writing the weird, uncanny, and absurd.

Colleen tells about her time as SFPA President, poetry in SFWA, varying poetry styles, advice for new speculative poets, and retaining her optimist view on the world.

Steve gives a taste of his travels while teaching English around the world, discusses renewable energy systems, and provides an optimistic view on human pessimism.

Jonathan Mann discusses his many experiences with writing and how they have affected his process differently, from access to outdoor libraries to working as a co-editor of Booth and beyond.

Andrew tackles difficult topics in the wake of the recent election: fear and terror as a spark for writing, navigating the current political climate as a writer, and the emotional experience of performing at reading events.