Kaitlyn Andrews-Rice — INTERVIEWS

Not Broader, Deeper: A Conversation with Teague von Bohlen

In 2018 at AWP in Tampa, Florida, I asked Teague von Bohlen why people from the Midwest are so tall and he laughed—surprised by my height, I think. I’m short. So short my parents used to joke that something must’ve been in the water in our Boston suburb. Then Teague said, “I think it’s all the corn” and mentioned a book he was working on about the Midwest, one that would pair flash fiction with photographs. I knew immediately I wanted to read it.

inteReviews, interviews, 2019SLMJune 15, 2019Teague Von Bohlen, Kaitlyn Andrews-Rice

The Hard Parts, The Genuine Parts: A Conversation with James Charlesworth

James Charlesworth and I were first introduced by my husband who repeatedly mentioned a writer friend I should meet. I was skeptical. You’ve probably had a similar experience.

inteReviews, interviews, 2019SLMFebruary 14, 2019James Charlesworth, Kaitlyn Andrews-Rice

FLESH OF MY FLESH: A Conversation with Tatiana Ryckman

Tatiana Ryckman is the author of the novella, I Don't Think of You (Until I Do) (Future Tense Books), and two chapbooks of prose. She is the Editor of Awst Press and has been a writer in residence at Yaddo, Arthub, and 100W. Her work has appeared in Tin House, Lithub, Paper Darts, Barrelhouse, Split Lip, and other publications.