

Interview with Author Coda Audeguy-Pegon
The tricky thing about discussing systemic flaws/shortcomings/violence is you’re trying to describe something that has been actively normalized and made invisible over generations.
Strange. Surreal. Shocking. Beautiful.
Strange. Surreal. Shocking. Beautiful.
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The tricky thing about discussing systemic flaws/shortcomings/violence is you’re trying to describe something that has been actively normalized and made invisible over generations.
And yet sometimes, when you listen to the song of the faeries beyond the hedge line and ask just the right questions, the way out becomes possible.
The rule I follow is that the more expansive in scope a concept or setting is, the more personal the story needs to be—if you’re going to go big, go intimate.
Self-Compassion Toolkit: A Conversation on Mental Health and Writing by Marissa van Uden and Rebecca E. Treasure
For me, outlines feel less intimidating when I think of them as a way to explore a story, rather than the step I have to get through before I get to the fun part.
Interview with Renan Bernardo, author of “The Walking Mirror of the Soul”, by Marissa van Uden.
Interview with Author Derrick Boden by Marissa van Uden
Interview with Author Sergey Gerasimov by Marissa van Uden
Book Review: And What We Can Offer You Tonight by Premee Mohamed by Marissa VanUden
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