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Prairie Schooner Announces Pushcart Prize Nominees
We're proud to announce Prairie Schooner’s six nominations for the Pushcart Prize. At the end of our 90th year of continuous publication, it’s momentous to reflect back on all the work we’ve been able to share with readers. We're proud to highlight these pieces from 2016: “Clean” by Kathie Giorgio (story) “Brink” by Genevieve N. …
Briefly Noted: Garments Against Women by Anne Boyer
“Who is American? How do we decide, and who decides?” an interview with E.M. Tran
SFM: Why are you drawn to the genre of nonfiction? What about its history or form speaks to you? What compels you to write about truth, history, and your own experience? I would consider myself a fiction writer in general, but find a lot of my stories in the seeds of truth, altering experiences I’ve …
“Too hurt by the light not to write about it”: a conversation with Emily Skaja
Hope Wabuke on the work of the poet
“I began each day by wrestling a tiger”: an Interview with Steven Church
“I tried to be ruthless”: poet Kirun Kapur on editing a first manuscript
‘GREAT JUST GREAT ALL IS GREAT BEAUTY IS EVERYWHERE’: An interview with Ruth Madievsky
