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...
by Audra Kerr Brown | Apr 12, 2019 | Blog, Reviews
Buy the Book 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...
by Levi Andrew Noe | Mar 12, 2019 | Blog, Microviews, Reviews
Identity. To say it’s complicated is like saying that losing an arm might hurt a bit. Family is complex too, except that’s more like saying that lopping off your head might make filing your own taxes problematic. For Davon Loeb, identity and family are the foundations...
by Jonathan Cardew | Feb 18, 2019 | Blog, Microviews, Reviews
Final Thought: Buy this Book. The Lines That Would Not Be Considered “Killer” But Are “Killer” Because They Are Not Necessarily “Killer”: “The man stretches his legs out. He mutes the television and chuckles. She thinks he muted the television to make sure she...
by Tina Barry | Dec 20, 2018 | Blog, Interview
Welcome to the conclusion of the Virginia Project Diaries! This is the last of four focused interactions with writer Tina Barry, a closing interview on her successful exhibition of 14 artists giving their interpretation of her words through a medium of their...
by Robert Vaughan | Dec 1, 2018 | Blog, Contest, Poetry
Bending Genres Postcard Poetry Contest—December 2018 Guest Judge: Sara Comito The premise of the contest is simple: write a poem, one page or less, using the front and back of the “postcard” below as a prompt. You could be the person that sends it, the...
Bending Genres Q & A with author Lynn MundellLynn Mundell attended our first Bending Genres retreat […]