Contributing Editor
Liz Blood is a writer and editor. And, she loves interviewing people. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Vermont College of Fine Arts and her work has appeared in Numéro Cinq, Hunter Mountain, Delta Sky magazine, NonDoc, Art Focus, and Oklahoma Today. She lives in Tulsa, OK.
It's that time again—we're celebrating our anniversary with an interview series launching this week. Find out all of the details about it and what we’ve been up to.
Liz Blood recently chatted with our next author, Micheline Aharonian Marcom.
After last week's debut of poet Vida Cross's book, BRONZEVILLE AT NIGHT: 1949, Liz Blood chatted with Cross about the influences on her work including painter Archibald J. Motley, writer Langston Hughes, and living in Chicago. They discussed bringing writing, music, and painting together, different manifestations of segregation, and the blend of fiction and nonfiction in Cross's poetry.
Donald Quist's essay collection, Harbors, comes out this week. Liz Blood spent time talking to him about the craft and philosophy and background particular to an essayist’s work.
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It's an announcement about announcements! And also updates on THIS IS NOT A CONFESSION.
LIz chatted with Lindsey about opossums, her bands, her multiple creative disciplines, and why everybody should hate Malcolm Gladwell.
Liz chatted with Felix Morgan about her stories, parasocialism, lycanthropy, and texts from last night.
Liz chatted with Erin Pringle recently to discuss her stories, her inclination to focus on death, her choice of place, and a wedding dress.
I wanted to write my story to show people that one can overcome abuse, poverty, and the resulting insecurity and lack of confidence, and succeed—even a poor kid from Montopolis.
