The older a memory, the more dreamlike it feels. A memory is an opportunity to inject surrealism into realist prose.
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I had the opportunity to interview the much lauded poet turned one time fiction writer, Bao Phi. Bao explains how he ended up publishing his first piece of fiction, his sources of inspiration, and his thoughts on activism.
Comments closedI had the pleasure of interviewing Alexis Pauline Gumbs from “Octavia’s Brood: Science Fiction Stories from Social Justice Movements.” We talk black feminism, activism, and sources of inspiration.
Comments closedI had the pleasure of interviewing Kalamu ya Salaam from “Octavia’s Brood: Science Fiction Stories from Social Justice Movements.” We talk about the meaning of fiction, activism, and sources of inspiration.
Comments closedI had the pleasure of interviewing Morrigan Phillips from “Octavia’s Brood: Science Fiction Stories from Social Justice Movements.” We talk speculative fiction, activism, and sources of inspiration.
Comments closedI had the pleasure of interviewing Jelani Wilson from “Octavia’s Brood: Science Fiction Stories from Social Justice Movements.” We talk speculative fiction, activism, and sources of inspiration.
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At sixty, Octavio Solis’s memories from youth began feeling more like dreams. He chose to write them down in an act of reclaiming them as authentic. But as he wrote, even his most accurate memories began to take on a strange unreality similar to his dreamlike past.
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Despite a poor mix, the majority of Marauder’s tracks are great tunes that will hold their own in a setlist with Interpol’s most beloved songs.
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Allison Cobb isn’t interested in delivering epiphanies to readers. She’s interested in literature that opens a mystery and a sense of wonder, and offers a container for others to experience that opening. Plastic: An Autobiography, embodies that mysterious and wonderful opening.
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At the moment, Animal Collective seem to be purging music in their solo careers and under the AC banner. All of this output points towards a reinvigorated band that’s experimenting with form and content while approaching a new sound.
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