Interview by David Ly The following is an interview between David Ly and Jason Purcell, author of the chapbook A Place More Hospitable (Anstruther Press, 2019). David Ly: Hello, Jason! Congratulations on this beautiful chapbook full of such wonderful...
Photo by Sandro Pehar Interview by Chimedum Ohaegbu Téa Mutonji’s debut Shut Up You’re Pretty is the first book out of Vivek Shraya’s Arsenal Pulp imprint, VS. Books. In rhythmic prose, the collection follows Loli’s journey as she deals with...
Photo provided by Arsenal Pulp Press Interview by Deborah Heslop Too often, the story of Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside is told solely through statistics of opioid overdose deaths, but award-winning journalist Travis Lupick delves into the community’s heart and...
From left to right: LJ Weisberg, Sussan Yanez, Emma Field, and Salena Wiener. Interview by Isabella Wang This is the second instalment of Isabella Wang’s conversation with young emerging writers. Check out the first part, in which young writers...
From left to right: Mikayla Ruppe, Natalie Lim, Chimedum Ohaegbu and Stephanie Chang Interview by Isabella Wang As a young writer, there is nothing I love more than being out there in the community. Sometimes, that community is built...
Interview by Muniyra Douglas In this interview, PRISM speaks with Ugandan author Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi about her novel Kintu, her new short story collection, teaching, and the writing process. You’re a Creative Writing lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan University. How does being...
Interview by David Ly Anton Pooles’ Monster 36, one of the latest chapbooks from Anstruther Press, invites readers on a fantastical journey with fourteen short fairy tale-like poems, each packed with an emotional frequency akin to what could be...
Photo by Laurence Philomene Interview by Cara Nelissen The Growing Room Festival is taking place from March 8-17, 2019. In this Q&A series we chat with some of the writers being featured at the festival about their work and the importance...
Photo by Ayelet Tsabari Interview by Cara Nelissen The Growing Room Festival is taking place from March 8-17, 2019. In this Q&A series we chat with some of the writers being featured at the festival about their work and...