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Wild Authors: Andrew Krivak

For this post, the Wild Authors series travels back to North America as I talk with Andrew Krivak, author of The

I was drawn to Aya de León‘s Side Chick Nation after reading Anna Burke’s Compass Rose, which tied Hurricanes Maria and Irma

I’m happy to revisit John Yunker’s work. We previously chatted, along with Midge Raymond, about publishing and environmental fiction. His newest

Thanks to Stormbird Press for allowing us to run their interview with Jeremy Gadd about his Australian novel The Suicide Season. I’ve worked

This month’s spotlight goes to a country not showcased before in this series: Russia, specifically the Kamchatka peninsula, which dips

Melissa Volker’s novel Shadow Flicker (Karavan Press, 2019) took me to beautiful east South African beaches and immersed me into surfing

Having spent a great amount of time in the Appalachian Mountains as a child (you can read more here), when

For this post we head back to India, this time with Katy Yocom, author of Three Ways to Disappear. Ecofiction is

This month, we look at another young adult fiction novel – and yet another novel set in South Africa. Thanks

This month we look at Sita Brahmachari’s novel Where the River Runs Gold (Waterstones, July 2019), which takes place in an everyland, according to