Assistant Managing Editor Kelsie Doran spoke with Karyna McGlynn about the 1980s, puberty, and her poems which will be published in the forthcoming Arts & Letters Issue.

In the latest Ampersand Interview, Assistant Managing Editor Kelsie Doran spoke with L.I. Henley about her piece, “Drive! (You’re Lost Little Girl, You’re Lost)”.

Kelsie Doran spoke with Wes Civilz about his upcoming projects and his three poems: “First Thing,” “The Walk,” and “Interrupter” which were published in Arts & Letters Issue 40.

Kerry Neville spoke with Wendy Rawlings about her new collection of stories Time for Bed, and replacing an old mattress that once belonged to Mark Strand.

In the latest Ampersand Interview, we spoke with George Singleton about flea markets, the South, and comedians. Singleton’s “Spastic” was published in Arts & Letters Issue...

We spoke with Micah Dean Hicks about working in public (with headphones), prewriting, and redrafting novels from scratch in the latest Ampersand Interview.

In the latest interview in our series, Ampersand, we spoke with Robert Campbell about literary influences, reading one’s work aloud, and dreaming.

We spoke with Shawndra Miller about writing to women, creative spaces, and “madness.” Miller was the winner of the 2017 Unclassifiable Contest for the piece “Bleeding the Butterfly”.

We spoke with Kristin Kostick, the was the winner of the 2015 Susan Atefat Prize for Creative Nonfiction for her essay “Hostage Situation,” which appeared in Issue 31.

In the latest interview in our new series, Ampersand, we spoke to Dawn Davies about writing spaces, writing habits, and guilty pleasures! Davies appeared in Issue 33.

Elisabeth Murawski is the author of Zorba’s Daughter (Utah State University Press), Moon and Mercury (Washington Writers Publishing House), and two chapbooks.