Five-and-a-half Questions for Terrance Hayes

by Betsy Sholl

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Betsy Sholl

Betsy Sholl’s tenth collection of poetry is As If a Song Could Save You. Her ninth collection of poetry is House of Sparrows: New and Selected Poems (both winners of the Four Lakes Prize from University of Wisconsin). She has poems, recent or forthcoming from Solstice, Persimmon Tree, Tar River Poetry, Plume and Image. She is faculty emerita of the MFA in Writing Program of Vermont College of Fine Arts and served as Poet Laureate of Maine from 2006 to 2011.

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Interview with Jonathan Lethem, Fiction Writer

by Lee Hope

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Interview with Susan Rich, Author of Blue Atlas

by Jennifer Martelli

Susan Rich’s masterful collection, Blue Atlas, (Red Hen Press, April 2, 2024) is a physical and emotional travelogue through a “land of deferred decisions.” In this collection, the reader is taken on a journey from North America to Europe to Africa, from the “before and after,” with a speaker grounded in a decision made 30

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Interview with Martha Nichols

by Lee Hope

Interview with Martha Nichols, editor of Into Sanity, Interview by Lee Hope Editor-in-Chief, Solstice: Essays about Mental Health, Mental Illness, and Living In Between — A Talking Writing Anthology Could you describe how you see the “ancestral threads” of mental illness permeating many of these essays? Could you give a few examples? The image of

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