This holiday season, we're snuggling up with good books and dreams for the new decade. In case you're as much a fan of nostalgia as...
Down to the Marrow: An Interview with Carmen Maria Machado
Carmen Maria Machado talks about her new memoir, In the Dream House. The book explores domestic abuse in a lesbian relationship.
Writing ‘Mythological’ & ‘Imaginatively’: Podcast Episode 1
The Journal launches its new podcast exploring Fall Online judges Monica Sok & Akil Kumarasamy's writing processes.
We Are Our Own Archives: An Interview with Cyrus Grace Dunham
In this interview, Alanna Duncan spoke to writer Cyrus Grace Dunham about queer bodies, naming, memory, and his new book, A Year Without A Name.
Is the Earth Not Enough?: An Interview with Terry Tempest Williams
Terry Tempest Williams talks about her new essay collection Erosion: Essays of Undoing, in which she explores her connection to the American West, particularly her...
Slow Burn: An Interview with Leslie Jamison
Over the years I've come to feel genuinely excited rather than just burdened by the idea of sitting with a subject for a long period...
‘Whose Story Is It?’: A Conversation with Tash Aw
In this engaging conversation, celebrated writer Tash Aw talks about writing, roots, culture, Asian identity and representation, and
Ask the Editor: An Interview with Rachel Lyon, Editor in Chief of Epiphany
Rachel Lyon is an author and editor in chief at the literary journal, 'Epiphany'. She discusses her work and how she found her place in...
Storytelling, Music, and Publishing: An Interview with Eva Lou
Eva Lou is a Taiwanese-born, American-educated writer who has called Hawaii, New York, Seoul, and Paris home. She has a BA in Comparative Literature from...
Of Mothers & Mother Tongues: Interview with Ed Bok Lee
Poet Ed Bok Lee discusses the role of family, evolution, and trauma in his newest collection, "Mitochondrial Night."
Pain You Can’t Resist: An Interview with Emily Bernard
Emily Bernard talks about her new book of essays Black is the Body and why she can't resist the emotional cost of showing her scars.
On Writing as Longing: An Interview with Michele Filgate
Michele Filgate is the kind of person who you can meet for the first time at a co-working space in SoHo, bond over both being...