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Into Liberatory Futures: An Interview with Chris Martin

Gauraa ShekharDecember 11, 2020

The pains of heaven, the pleasures of hell, imaginary homelands, livestock auctions, naked internet oceans—in his latest collection, Things to Do in Hell (Coffe...

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A Kind of Kinship in Pain: An Interview with Brian Evenson

Gauraa ShekharOctober 16, 2020

Brian Evenson’s words unsteady the best of readers. They stretch circumstance to convey the uncertain and unsettling; they confuse, morph; lead you to a room in...

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Exit Tangibility: An Interview with Jamie Marina Lau

Gauraa ShekharOctober 2, 2020

Jamie Marina Lau wrote her debut novel over two months, in a state of trance, at the age of nineteen. The result was Pink Mountain on Locust Island, a rapturou...

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Focusing On Anything Except the World Unraveling: An Interview with Hilary Leichter

Gauraa ShekharJuly 24, 2020

I connected with Hilary Leichter earlier this year, when she made an exciting offer on Twitter: if followers were to DM her a receipt of a debut book purchased ...

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Into Liberatory Futures: An Interview with Chris Martin

A Kind of Kinship in Pain: An Interview with Brian Evenson

Exit Tangibility: An Interview with Jamie Marina Lau

Focusing On Anything Except the World Unraveling: An Interview with Hilary Leichter