Allison Seay Q&A on the pleasure and pain of writing
Allison Seay talks about the inextricable tie between the pleasure and pain of writing poetry.
What is the most pleasurable aspect about writing for you? and/or What is the most painful/difficult?
Tiffany Higgins Q&A on the Challenges of Writing Poetry
Tiffany Higgins talks about the pleasures and challenges of writing poetry.
James Richardson Q&A the pleasure of writing (text)
James Richardson on what he finds to be the most pleasurable aspect of writing: Sometimes the things I’m writing out of (grief, shame) are unpleasant, but it seems to me that writing itself is almost always a pleasure. Or rather that when it isn’t, when I’m bored, I quit. That’s necessary—seems to me any hint […]
Cristen Brooks Q&A on her writing process
Cristen Brooks talks about her writing process.
Sally Bliumis-Dunn Q&A on the pleasure and pain of writing
Sally Bliumis-Dunn talks about the most pleasurable and painful aspects of writing.
Emmy Pérez Q&A on the pleasures of writing
Emmy Pérez, author of Solstice (Swan Scythe Press, 2003), talks about one of the most pleasurable aspects of writing for her.
M.L. Smoker Q&A on the pleasure of writing
M.L. Smoker, author of Another Attempt at Rescue (Hanging Loose Press, 2005), talks about what she finds most pleasurable about writing.
Lyrae Van Clief-Stefanon Q&A on the pleasure and pain of writing
Lyrae Van Clief-Stefanon, author of Black Swan (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2002), talks about the most pleasurable and the most painful aspects of writing for her.