Interview with Richard Ross, Photographer

by Lee Hope

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This piece is part of our Fall 2018 print issue.

Lee Hope

Lee Hope, is the author of the novel Horsefever, a finalist in the Midwest Book Awards. She is a recipient of a Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Fellowship, and a Maine Arts Commission Fellowship for Fiction. She has published stories in numerous literary journals such as Witness and The North American Review. She founded and directed a low-residency MFA program and has taught at various universities. She also teaches for Changing Lives Through Literature, which serves people on probation and parole.

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Interview with Bonnie Jo Campbell – THE WATERS

by Jaimee Wriston Colbert

“Once upon a time, M’sauga Island was the place where desperate mothers abandoned baby girls and where young women went seeking to prevent babies altogether. But in living memory, Rose Cottage on the island was the home of the herbalist Hermine “Herself” Zook, who raised her three daughters there…” And so, begins the Prologue of

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Going Virtual: TLR and Solstice Talk About Moving Their Litmags Away from Print

by Lorena Hernández Leonard

Why do some literary magazines decide to produce issues in print, and why do some publish online? What goes into the decision to do one over the other, or do both? How do readers and writers react to one medium over another? These were questions that we, editors from Tahoma Literary Review and from Solstice:

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Interview with Jonathan Lethem, Fiction Writer

by Lee Hope

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