A Quick Chat with Delilah S. Dawson About Her New Comic Book 'Ladycastle'
Interview by Rob Hart
Delilah S. Dawson has written in multiple genres, dabbled in the Star Wars universe, taught for us at LitReactor... and now she's making the move over to comic books!
A Conversation with Joshua Mohr about UFOs, Heart Surgeries, and His New Memoir 'Sirens'
Interview by Rob Hart
Joshua Mohr and Rob Hart dish about Nazi doctors, parenting, the finer points of UFOs in season 2 of 'Fargo', and how baby bjorns are the new Special K.
A Conversation with Kelly Abbott, Founder of the New Short Story App 'Great Jones Street'
Interview by Rob Hart
According to Abbott, the equation was simple: Mobile Phones + Short Attention Spans + Desire for High Quality Entertainment = Opportunity for Short Fiction.
Books As Weapons of Choice: An Interview with Katie Eelman of Cutlass Press
Interview by Christopher Irvin
An interview with Katie Eelman, Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Cutlass Press.
A Conversation with Tiffany Scandal About Portland, Second-Person Narratives, And Her New Novella 'Shit Luck'
Interview by Rob Hart
Tiffany Scandal's follow-up to 'Jigsaw Youth' is available. And she's here to talk about writing in the second person, short-form storytelling, and toxic behaviors aimed at female writers.
The Origins of T.E. Grau’s 'They Don't Come Home Anymore': An Interview
Interview by Michael David Wilson
We chat with T.E. Grau about his forthcoming This Is Horror novella, "They Don't Come Home Anymore" and learn about the origins of the story.
That Time Josh Malerman Found a Disembodied Wrist in a Lake: An Interview
Interview by Max Booth III
Josh Malerman talks about the scariest thing he's ever found in a lake.
A Conversation with Jason Sizemore, Editor-in-Chief of Apex Magazine
Interview by Christopher Shultz
On running a monthly online lit mag, diversity, and paying the bills.
An Interview with Chris Beckett about Science Fiction, Outsiderhood, and His New Novel 'Daughter of Eden'
Interview by Annie Neugebauer
An Interview with Chris Beckett about science fiction and fantasy, outsiderhood, creating a believable alien planet, and his new novel 'Daughter of Eden'.
A Conversation With Tobias Carroll On Short Stories Versus Novels, Teaching, And His Two New Books, 'Reel' And 'Transitory'
Interview by Rob Hart
Tobias Carroll, Vol. 1 Brooklyn editor and LitReactor instructor, is now the author of two novels. When does he find the time? Find out here...
