by Terry Hong
With sharp, probing insight, Dinh explores the efficacy of international aid, the price of survival, and the cost of love in an ever-changing global world filled with conflict, catastrophes, and failed connections. Continue reading
Category Archives: Interviews
Maker & Marketer: An Interview With Caitlin Hamilton Summie
By Sonya Chung
“I can’t remember when books became as important to me—lifeblood—but I believe I was an adult.” Continue reading
Going Hybrid w/ Coop Publishing: An Interview with C.P. Lesley
by Sonya Chung
“Coops lag behind traditional publishers in terms of marketing clout and reach, but their size makes them more flexible and responsive in rapidly changing circumstances . . . they can take a chance on good books without worrying about whether they have mass-market appeal.” Continue reading
Q&A With Ronna Wineberg
by Susan Sechrist
“I was interested in exploring how one’s relationship with Judaism can change over time; what’s viewed as a burden can become an asset or even a longing.” Continue reading
Q&A with Lynne Kutsukake
by Terry Hong
When I was growing up as a child, I knew that my parents had been in what they called “ghost town” camps in the interior of British Columbia. And I knew that they were sent there by force. Nobody really used the word “internment” until I was older—maybe a teenager. Continue reading
Q & A With Paula Whyman
by Susan Sechrist
“I’m drawn to humor in the fiction I read. It gives the reader an out, some relief, to be able to laugh, often at something one wouldn’t want to be seen laughing at in real life.” Continue reading
Q&A: Linda Legters
by Alice Schechter
Although the manuscript started with Celeste at her fan vent, as the story developed, the fear of loss was at the heart of it. I wanted to capture—and work through—a love that could be so intricately woven with dread. Continue reading
