In her debut memoir-in-essays, Raised by Ferns, award-winning author Maya Jewell Zeller weaves rich stories of her nontraditional upbringing, the roots of her creativity, and the sources of her strength. The Cincinnati Review says Jewell Zeller’s voice, “both vulnerable and unflinching, carries a lyric precision attuned to the smallest details of time and place, yet …
Joyelle McSweeney on style, grief, and the necropastoral.
Danielle Dutton’s Prairie, Dresses, Art, Other is a collection of surreal stories full of haunted landscapes, literary experiments, and essays on the relationship between art and fiction. In this conversation, Mialise Carney and Danielle Dutton discuss the prairie as a site of dislocation, the process of collecting literary dresses, and how writing could be played …
Former CR editor and short story writer Christian Moody on his debut collection up for a PEN award
“Some writers are interested in character, some in place or plot, but I’m most interested in relationships.”
CR contributor Anya Groner interviews former editor Brian Trapp about his new novel, RANGE OF MOTION.
Director Mark Armstrong interviews CR contributors Dan O’Brien and christopher oscar peña about their published play trilogies
Edgar Garcia on research, collaborative listening, and dreams.
Ahead of this year’s Visiting Writers Series, we talked to Marianne Chan, Emma Hudelson, and Maggie Su about their plans for the future.
Former Assistant Editor Lily Davenport interviews author Lydi Conklin about writing for queer readers, drawing comics, and more.