A group of English students from Providence College interviewed me about editing Identity Theory, an online literary magazine I founded almost 22 years ago.
All Roads Lead to Literature: An Interview About Editing Read More »
Some clips from my recent interviews with authors Bethany Ball, Ethel Rohan, Mary Miller, and David Leo Rice.
4 More Author Interviews: Bethany Ball, Ethel Rohan, Mary Miller, David Leo Rice Read More »
This week I posted a new interview with Canadian/American author Alix Ohlin as part of the relaunch of Identity Theory, the literary website I founded 21 years ago.
New Alix Ohlin Interview in 2021 Identity Theory Relaunch Read More »
I’ve been running a literary Q&A series over at Identity Theory. Here are some highlights.
New Author Q&A’s: Dan Chaon, Bethanne Patrick, Julianna Baggott, etc. Read More »
Notes on a Kurt Vonnegut quote about writing.
“The point is to write as much as you know as quickly as possible.” -Kurt Vonnegut Read More »
As a tune up for National Novel Writing Month (aka NaNoWriMo, coming in November), I am trying a more modest writing goal this month: one blog post per day, every day. People call this NaBloPoMo. And while NaNoWriMo is an annual November event only, NaBloPoMo is really pretty much any month you feel like trying
Margot Harrison wrote a nice article about my work at Identity Theory in this week’s Seven Days (that’s the alt weekly here in Vermont, for those of you outsiders). The conclusion? “With content ranging from John Cusack’s views of torture to a wickedly satirical short story about a marketing consultant, IT defies demographic niches, and