Posts filed under ‘Intermittent Visitors’
“I’m wary of writing advice, I have to say, because I find it tends to make me think I’m doing lots of stuff badly and that’s a creativity killer.”
Intermittent Visitors: Simon Kewin interviewed by Joanne Merriam. |
21 December 2013
I’m fairly certain thirtysomething men living in Brooklyn are issued Bukowski and Carver books by the State Department. And I fall in line.
Intermittent Visitors: Lucas Stensland interviewed by Joanne Merriam. |
4 December 2013
I also write aided by many cups of tea.
Intermittent Visitors: Kasey Jueds interviewed by Joanne Merriam. |
29 October 2013
So I kept researching, and found out that great whites are part of a group of sharks called requiem sharks. REQUIEM SHARKS.
Intermittent Visitors: Karen Skolfield interviewed by Joanne Merriam. |
22 September 2013
Sarah Schulman, who was my advisor for two semesters at Goddard, once said in a letter, “If it doesn’t hurt, you aren’t doing it right.†Oddly enough, I got the same advice from my friend Carter Stevens, former publisher of the S&M News.
Intermittent Visitors: David M. Harris interviewed by Joanne Merriam. |
15 September 2013
“I write myself into the parts of the world that I don’t understand.”
Intermittent Visitors: Shane Rhodes interviewed by Joanne Merriam. |
7 July 2013
I’ve found that anything and everything–from book reviewing to doing a prison workshop to editing and interviewing–has a positive effect on my own work, gives me new ideas, and makes me feel less isolated as a writer.
Intermittent Visitors: Wendy Vardaman and Christine Klocek-Lim, both interviewed by Joanne Merriam. |
19 May 2013
sound is of critical importance in poetry
Intermittent Visitors: Daniel McGinn interviewed by Joanne Merriam. |
6 May 2013
“Try to write poems at least one person in the room will hate.” – Marvin Bell
Intermittent Visitors: Joshua Robbins; Mary Alexandra Agner; Brynn Saito; Jeannine Hall Gailey all interviewed by Joanne Merriam. |
26 April 2013