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Tag Archives: Barry Hannah

Q&A With Marian Palaia
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Q&A With Marian Palaia

Posted on April 15, 2015 by Bloom • 2 Comments

The last thing I want to be in my writing is didactic and preachy, but I do want to remind my readers that, in a way, all of life is a domino effect, that people suffer a lot and for a lot of different reasons, and that we all probably need to work on our empathy skills and on paying attention a bit more. Continue reading →

Q&A with Matthew Thomas
Debut Authors / Fiction / Interviews

Q&A with Matthew Thomas

Posted on August 20, 2014 by Bloom • Leave a comment

The hardest time to write is around two in the morning, when it might still be reasonable to turn in. Your throat starts to hurt; you’re sure you’re getting sick; your head feels like a sponge. . . . After 2:30 or so—well, there’s something that happens when it’s late enough. Continue reading →

The Self and The Shelf
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The Self and The Shelf

Posted on December 13, 2013 by Juhi • 3 Comments

from Juhi Singhal Karan and Rachel Leal

From family heirlooms to gun cabinets to chairs and even floors, a bookshelf isn’t just a container for pulp and ink, it holds a map of a reader’s journey. Here are the “Shelfies” of six of our staff writers, in their own words and photos. Continue reading →

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