71: Historical Fiction, A Note to Hemingway’s Women

72: The Sendoff Episode!

It’s our last episode for now, listeners! We’re sorry to be winding down the podcast for the immediate future, but there will still be plenty of great content to enjoy on this podcast, including author readings from our issues and …

71: Historical Fiction, A Note to Hemingway’s Women

Welcome back to the podcast, listeners! After a break, we have another great reading for you from the March issue. Two Cities author Twila Newey reads her piece, “A Note to Hemingway’s Women”, full of anger, warning, and a feminist …

70: The Queen of Moloka’i, the March Issue

The new spring issue is here, listeners! And it’s full of absolutely incredible writing. In this episode of the podcast, we hear author Kirby Wright read from his work, “The Queen of Moloka’i”. We discuss the influence of history in …

69: Tree, a Triptych, and Books About Sports

This week we hear Brooke Larson discuss her visually arresting, poetic three-part poem “Tree, a Triptych.” And we talk about the books we’re reading and loving lately with a sports theme, including CONCUSSION by Jeanne Marie Laskas and ALL THE …

68: Interview with Caroline Johnson

This week we’re in conversation with poet Caroline Johnson, whose searing, tender collection THE CAREGIVER follows her own struggle to care for her parents over many years. We discuss the difficult issues of end-of-life care, parent-child relationships, and her choices …