During AWP this last March I had the pleasure of meeting Anna while hanging out with Leza from CLASH Books, we walked around downtown smoking and looking at the metro…
Andrew Byrds: So I’ve been doing some digging into what people are saying about King of Joy. This goes beyond just reading the blurbs on the back of my copy,…
I met Frances Badalamenti in the summer of 2014, at a writing workshop in Portland. We were both working on book-length projects, and I was immediately struck by the electric…
Juliet the Maniac is now available from Melville House Andrew Byrds: Earlier on in your book, you make it a point to let the reader know this is a fictionalized…
Mother Winter is out now from Simon & Schuster Andrew Byrds: Mother Winter cordons itself off from traditional memoirs in that rather than present your life through concrete narrative you…
Matthew Haase: The Devil’s Gospel centers very largely around a religious cult in small town America. These kinds of cults have appeared numerous times in American history. Were there any…
GIRL LIKE A BOMB comes out March 26th from Clash Books, and can be ordered here. Andrew Byrds: So you began GLAB as a means of trying something new and…
Out now from House of Vlad Press Andrew Byrds: I’ve read through Hotel Alexander a couple times and one of the consistent traits I’ve noticed in these poems is each…
About a year ago I had the pleasure of interviewing Bud Smith for my inaugural interview for Entropy about his then newly published memoir, WORK. As we approach the official one…
This poetry collection is not mature or thoughtful. It is for the angry & petty emo teen in all of us. TRASH PANDA is a dialogue with social media, pop…
Davis: I am intrigued by the concept of The Snake Quartet. Could you tell me a little about how this project got started? Lemons: It was a strange combination of…
PSYCHOPOMPS releases on Febuary 19th from Civil Coping Mechanisms, and is now available for pre-order. A//Byrds: In the first essay of your collection, you extol on and also lament the…
Maria Romasco Moore: When it comes to writing, the idea of talking about “form” can sound oddly, well, formal. But one thing I think the three of us have in…
Andrew Byrds: Throughout the book, the few insights we have into Anthony, a spree killing megalomaniac, presents him as having a haphazard philosophy on life, constantly contradicting himself and feigning…
