by Emily Bertholf | Dec 30, 2019 | Blog, Microviews, Reviews
Juliet is an adolescent girl. Juliet is a cutter. Juliet is dizzy. Juliet is bored. Juliet is afraid of birds. Juliet is feeling helpless. Juliet is a machine. Juliet is any old kid. Juliet is...
by Emily Bertholf | Nov 13, 2019 | Blog, Microviews, Reviews
Chris Campanioni’s the Internet is for real: a review in phrasal substitutions and futuristic fabrication by Emily Bertholf Rad Fib #1: from Only You Can See What You Saved (Full Size Render) Full Size Render is the stranger of this shadow. Full Size Render is...
by Audra Kerr Brown | Oct 6, 2019 | Blog
Audra Kerr BrownAudra Kerr Brown lives betwixt the corn and soybean fields of southeast Iowa with her husband and two children. Her stories have appeared in Fjords Review, People Holding, F(r)iction, Fiction Southeast, Cheap Pop, and elsewhere. Brown has been listed...
by Emily Bertholf | Oct 1, 2019 | Blog
Q & A : Interview with Karen Stefano, author of What A Body Remembers. Emily Bertholf: Your latest book is a memoir about the life-altering night in 1984 when you were violently attacked on your way home from work and your long struggle of dealing with...
by Paul Beckman | May 29, 2019 | Blog, News, Reviews
Shame . Shame on Iris Schwartz. She’s at it again. She has no shame. It’s all in this book. Coming on the heels of her critically acclaimed collection, “My Secret Life With Chris Noth” is her new short story, flash fiction, & micro-fiction collection,...
by Robert Vaughan | Apr 19, 2019 | Blog, Interview, Microviews, News
Bending Genres Interview with Author William R. Soldan: What went into the decision to attend the Taos Mabel Dodge Bending Genres July 2018 Writing Retreat? -With the exception of attending a weeklong writing workshop in Amherst, Massachusetts, in 2014, after being...
