Author Interviews

Eoin raises perhaps answerless questions about what it means to be human, connections without physical intimacy, and our role in an absurdist world.

Julian joins Radon to discuss how his experience with physiotherapy and medicine have influenced his work, as well as to drop a few inspiring writing soundtracks.

Steve talks writing community, poetry challenges, preserving the decaying environment, balancing grief and hope, and staying sane in an authoritarian reality.

Frank Baird Hughes gives Radon Readers some anthropological insights into his work, his incorporation of anarchist politics, and a little teaser about his upcoming sci-fi story.

Emma Burnett rejoins Radon interviewers to discuss the planet eating everyone, off-putting POVs, and putting the title before the story.

Thomas Behan discusses putting his work out into the world: his novels out on submission, experience working with presses, preferences for submissions, and what's next for his writing career.