interviews

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ByGrace P. Fong

Interview with Author Grace P. Fong

Hollywood, land of vivid colors and a thousand glittering dreams. Anyone can be a star, even a laundry girl. Grace P. Fong's “The Toll of the Snake” digs in to the dark underside of show business and the cost of ambition.

ByMarissa van Uden

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Interview with Author S.L. Harris

All that got me thinking about words, friends, the feelings of stuck-ness that can settle in on you in a place, especially when you’re young, and what might happen if you started thinking about words, friends, and magic alike being scattered. That’s where it started, and once the characters started to take shape, the story took shape around them.

ByBradley Powers

Interview with Artist Lenka Šimečková

Basically, just play with the silent language of shapes and textures, picking some and letting go of others.

ByMarissa van Uden

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.

ByBradley Powers

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Interview with Artist Andrew McIntosh

Andrew McIntosh: Most ideas come to mind pretty quickly, but sometimes I need to stare at a wall or close my eyes to see it. I sketch out a couple of roughs before finding reference material to work out the finer details.