‘Bandwidth’ Examines How Our Feeds Create Our Reality
The internet is digitizing reality. It has rewired the world, creating unforeseen ways for information to be shared and consumed.Continue Reading
Category: Interviews
‘Treeborne’ Is a Deliberately Non-Nostalgic Look at the South
A conversation with debut novelist Caleb Johnson.
The Restless Curiosity That Inspired ‘Call Me Zebra’
A conversation with Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi.
The Surprising Poetry of Everyday Chicago Routines
A conversation with Amy Lipman, author of ‘Getting Dressed.’
Coming of Age With a Dog Named Marianne Moore
Jon Pineda on the emotional and geographical landscapes in fiction.
Poetry as Creative Freedom: An Interview with Dustin Pearson
The author of ‘Millennial Roost’ on meta-poetry and more.
America’s First Female Detective Was a Chicago ‘Girl in Disguise’
Greer Macallister’s most recent novel, Girl In Disguise, based on the real-life first woman detective in the U.S., is nowContinue Reading
‘Captive Audience’ Is a Philosophical Take on Reality TV
It’s easy to dismiss reality TV as another example of consumerism fueled by vanity. But as a writer, Lucas MannContinue Reading
Rumaan Alam on Adoption, Parenthood, and ‘That Kind of Mother’
One of my friends is in the process of adopting a child. Looking for a quote to sum up the powerfulContinue Reading
Julia Fine on Fairy Tales, Female Desire, and Empowerment
A sprawling family tree with a history of tragedy. A young girl, born with the ability to kill and reviveContinue Reading
