Author Interviews

Miah discusses her past career in hospice care, and the lens of class and lived experience in science fiction.

Mark is back with two new poems, informed by his unique relationship to religion, queerness, and being a polyglot. Plus, we hear about an exciting Filipino zine project that he's involved with.

Matthew details his characters embalmed in tragedy, the absurdity inherent in horror, humanity as a dataset, the possibility of redemption, and questions for inspiration.

Jared Chen-Wynn draws real-world parallels from his story "Absolution" to endless prison and retribution cycles, explains his innovative short-video online stories, and if there are formulas for writing jokes.

Jacob unpacks teaching creative writing, connecting with readers, Substack projects, use of second person, MFA experiences, and working with Flash Fiction Online.

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