I don’t remember Shy Watson’s hair color when I first met her. I was visiting a friend’s sublet in Prospect Park and she walked through the door; I was shy,…
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Dinnerview Live at the Utah Arts Festival
by Danielle Susi July 15, 2020Typically hosted in written format here at Entropy, Dinnerview is a food-focused interview series featuring contemporary poets, writers, editors, and other literary figures. The series asks writers about favorite meals,…
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Words, Women, & Wilderness: An Interview with Abi Andrews
by Mairead Case October 11, 2019In Abi Andrews’s book The Word for Woman Is Wilderness, nineteen-year-old Erin travels solo through Iceland, Greenland, and across Canada. Erin is smart and funny and—like many smart and funny…
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Bud Smith In Conversation With Josh Denslow
by Guest Contributor September 6, 2019Josh Denslow’s Not Everyone Is Special has been been out since the end of March. It’s great. You should read it. I think we started this conversation in February. Today…
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An Interview with Molly Baz
by Danielle Susi July 31, 2019From line cook to print editor to YouTube sensation, Molly Baz is well known for her delicious recipes and humorous abbreviations (see: Cae Sal). As Senior Associate Food Editor atBon…
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Dinnerview: Dean Rader
by Danielle Susi January 9, 2019Dean Rader’s debut collection of poems, Works & Days, won the 2010 T. S. Eliot Poetry Prize and Landscape Portrait Figure Form (2014) was named by The Barnes & Noble…
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The Care and Feeding of Your Sex Change: Daniel Ortberg Discusses The Important Matter of Soup
by Julian K. Jarboe December 20, 2018It’s assbutt cold in gloomy Massachusetts right now. I can’t feel my bony little digits on the regular, even after receiving a lovely pair of new gloves as a gift.…
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The Care and Feeding of Your Sex Change: Trash Food
by Julian K. Jarboe August 23, 2018Probably, objectively, eating a nutritious, well-balanced diet is going to make you feel–if not better–not worse? But also, the main reason to eat actual food as opposed to nutrition pellets…
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The Constant Creative Itch: An Interview with Becca Clason
by Danielle Susi April 2, 2018Becca Clason is tactile lettering artist based near Salt Lake City, Utah. With her husband, Josh Clason, Becca runs a stop-motion and live-action lettering studio, working with brands and ad…
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The Archaeology Of Revolutions: An Interview With Jimin Han
by Peter Tieryas January 29, 2018Jimin Han’s A Small Revolution was one of the most interesting and thoughtful novels of 2017. When I wrote my review last year, I described it as “a timely novel…
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DOCTOR WHO: THE AMERICAN ADVENTURES
by Maxi Kim December 7, 2016The Doctor Who that author Justin Richards fell in love with in 1963 was, as many emerging fans had intuited, profoundly empathetic. Though his personality initially may have sometimes…
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“Writing the World We Want to Live In”: An Interview with Megan Kruse
by Shannon Perri October 20, 2016This past spring I came across Megan Kruse’s novel, Call Me Home (published last year by Hawthorne Books). I read its description online and thought it might be something I’d…
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Filmmaker Jordan Rennert On Making A Documentary About Neil Gaiman
by Guest Contributor October 14, 2016Back in 2011, Jordan Rennert and Patrick Meaney pitched the idea of making a documentary on the writer Neil Gaiman. Their production company Respect Films had done documentaries on cult…
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YOU MAKE ME FEEL #15: CIRIZA
by Gina Abelkop September 23, 2016* * * Ciriza is a multi disciplinary artist who cares a great deal about unearthing dark matter for transformation. She works in a variety of mediums- music, performance, drawing,…