An interview with Katrin Gibb, from The Write Stuff series: Katrin Gibb received an MFA in creative writing from San Francisco State University. She has work published in…
An interview with Amos White, from The Write Stuff series: Amos White is an American haiku poet and author of The Sound of the Web: Haiku and Poetry…
An interview with Sarah Broderick from The Write Stuff series: Sarah Broderick grew up in the Ohio River Valley of Northern Appalachia and now resides in Northern…
An interview with Matt Carney, from The Write Stuff series: What’s your biggest struggle—work or otherwise? Excess. If someone said I want to do what you do, what…
Quiet Lightning presents their 102nd show at the Tenderloin Museum, curated by Josey Rose Duncan + Jonathan Carroll and performed live on Dec 5, 2016, QL’s seven year anniversary show: Rohan DaCosta…
An interview with Miriam Ching Yoon Louie, from The Write Stuff series: Miriam Ching Yoon Louie is a third generation Korean Chinese American writer whose fiction and poetry…
An interview with Susie Hara, from The Write Stuff series: Susie Hara is the author of the novel Finder of Lost Objects (Ithuriel’s Spear Press), which was a finalist…
An interview with Robert Andrew Perez, from The Write Stuff series: Robert Andrew Perez lives in Berkeley and is an associate editor & book designer for speCt! in Oakland, where he also curates readings. He…
An interview with Joel Tomfohr, from The Write Stuff series: Joel Tomfohr has an MA in English with an emphasis in Creative Writing from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln,…
Quiet Lightning presents their 101st show at The American Bookbinders Museum, curated by Kelsey Schimmelman + Christine No and performed live on Nov 7, 2016: Wesley Cohen josé vadi Kate Ambash…
An interview with Jason Morris, from The Write Stuff series: Jason Morris was born and raised in Vermont. His books are Spirits & Anchors (Auguste Press, 2010), From the…
An interview with Ellery Akers, from The Write Stuff series: Ellery Akers is the author of two books of poetry, Knocking on the Earth and Practicing the Truth,…
An interview with Tony Acarasiddhi Press, from The Write Stuff series: Tony Acarasiddhi Press tries to pay attention and sometimes he does. His short story collection, Crossing the…
An interview with Joseph Zaccardi, from The Write Stuff series: Joseph Zaccardi was born in Newark, New Jersey on Labor Day. As a youngster he thought that that…
An interview with Susan Cohen, from The Write Stuff series: Susan Cohen is the author of five books. She was a newspaper reporter, journalism professor, and contributing writer…
An interview with Lindsey Boldt, from The Write Stuff series: Lindsey Boldt is a poet, performer and editor, born out of the wilds and muds of Olympia, Washington….
An interview with Vanessa Hua, from The Write Stuff series: Vanessa Hua is author of Deceit and Other Possibilities, winner of the Willow Books Literature Grand Prize. She is…
An interview with Zach Wyner, from The Write Stuff series: Zach Wyner is a writer and teacher who works with incarcerated youth in the San Francisco Bay Area. HIs debut novel,…
Quiet Lightning presents their 99th show at PianoFight, a launch for their Kickstarter curated by Chris Cole, Kelsey Schimmelman, Christine No, & Evan Karp and performed live on Sept 12,…
An interview with Peter Thomas Bullen, from The Write Stuff series: Peter Thomas Bullen, a hairdresser and co-founder of Peter Thomas Hair in Berkeley began writing at the…
An interview with M.J. Arangelini, from The Write Stuff series: M.J. Arcangelini was born 1952 in western Pennsylvania, grew up there & in Cleveland, Ohio. He’s resided on the…
An interview with Evan Kennedy, from The Write Stuff series: Evan Kennedy is a poet and bicyclist living in San Francisco. He is the author of The Sissies….
An interview with Sandra Wassilie, from The Write Stuff series: Sandra Wassilie writes poetry and fiction in Oakland. She has served as managing editor, and then poetry editor,…
An interview with abbigail baldys, from The Write Stuff series: abbigail baldys received her MFA from Saint Mary’s College of California. Her work has appeared in Three Rivers…
An interview with Aya de Leon, from The Write Stuff series: Aya de Leon is the author of the Latina feminist heist novel Uptown Thief (July 26, 2016; Kensington/Dafina)…
