Author of the Month: Eliot Hudson
“The first book I ever read was Alice in Wonderland, and the surreal has taken captive of my imagination ever since…” Eliot Hudson, our February Author of the Month, talks to Casey Harding.
Read More“The first book I ever read was Alice in Wonderland, and the surreal has taken captive of my imagination ever since…” Eliot Hudson, our February Author of the Month, talks to Casey Harding.
Read More“…as a writer, one should never be bound by the constraints of gender, age, race, religion, economic background, or social status when telling a story.” Nadia Kabir Barb, our January Author of the Month, talks to Casey Harding.
Read More“We were acting on personal frustrations we faced as women navigating Karachi and Lahore, by simply sharing our stories — a political act in its own right — and saying, this is important too…” The Missing Slate’s Afshan Shafi talks to the team behind Girls at Dhabas.
Read More“Yours is a large question to which I provide partial answers, like fireflies going off…” In our February 2016 Poet of the Month interview, Priya Sarukkai Chabria talks to Pratyusha Prakash.
Read More“Poetry is, and has always been, the art of uttering multiple truths in a single line. It’s a celebration of plurality, of contradiction… Poetry compels us to confront uncertainty. That makes it the very antithesis of the fundamentalist impulse…” A Sangam (confluence) of three Indian women poets, featuring Arundhathi Subramaniam, Meena Alexander and Priya Sarukkai Chabria.
Read More“In the U.S… it’s easy to feel like a non-entity in the publishing world which is still dominated by cishet white men (though some aspects are changing). In India, what I’ve experienced is almost the opposite, a lot of openness and welcoming of new ideas…” A roundtable discussion with the members of The (Great) Indian Poetry Collective.
Read MoreAfshan Shafi talks to Zainab Syed and Zohab Khan, the co-founders of the Pakistan Poetry Slam.
Read More“What others see of us and vice versa is often the result of a great and ongoing internal struggle to appear consistent.” Zino Asalor, our December Author of the Month, talks to Haseeb Ali Chishti.
Read More“…every poet writes from exile. For myself, it took me a long time to acknowledge I was an immigrant.” Nancy Anne Miller, The Missing Slate’s November 2015 Poet of the Month, talks with Afshan Shafi.
Read More“My country is turning into a police state and nobody cares, people just continue with their Christmas shopping…” Michal Hvorecký, our Author of the Month for November, talks to Casey Harding.
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