Wild Authors: Pitchaya Sudbanthad
For this post, we are fortunate to travel to Bangkok, Thailand, to explore Pitchaya Sudbanthad’s Bangkok Wakes to Rain, published by Riverhead Books (US,
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Wild Authors: Chen Qiufan
For this post, we travel to a fictional place in China called Silicon Isle, based on the real town of
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
Wild Authors: Aya de León
I was drawn to Aya de León‘s Side Chick Nation after reading Anna Burke’s Compass Rose, which tied Hurricanes Maria and Irma
Wild Authors: John Yunker
I’m happy to revisit John Yunker’s work. We previously chatted, along with Midge Raymond, about publishing and environmental fiction. His newest
Wild Authors: Jeremy Gadd
Thanks to Stormbird Press for allowing us to run their interview with Jeremy Gadd about his Australian novel The Suicide Season. I’ve worked
Wild Authors: Julia Phillips
This month’s spotlight goes to a country not showcased before in this series: Russia, specifically the Kamchatka peninsula, which dips
Wild Authors: Melissa Volker
Melissa Volker’s novel Shadow Flicker (Karavan Press, 2019) took me to beautiful east South African beaches and immersed me into surfing
Wild Authors: Jessica Cory
Having spent a great amount of time in the Appalachian Mountains as a child (you can read more here), when
Wild Authors: Katy Yocom
For this post we head back to India, this time with Katy Yocom, author of Three Ways to Disappear. Ecofiction is