Winding through the music Bach and Ekphrasis writing, Parallax editors sit down with published writer David Wright and converse about what defines a poem, the responsibility of poetry, and how it interacts with the world of art.
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An Interview With Matthew Salesses
Matthew Salesses is an editor, teacher, and writer of nonfiction and fiction. During Matthew’s Idyllwild Arts visit, Parallax editors spoke with him about his writing style and the process of writing I’m Not Saying, I’m Just Saying.
Wednesday
Grace Meyer’s piece depicts the melancholic demise of a friendship.
Tonsillectomy
This poem, by Farah Ghafoor, explores synthetics in processes and personality.
The First Real Funeral
Emma Crockford explores the connection between mourning and childhood, through the alluring analogy of snake skin.
A Conversation with Kelly Luce
Parallax editors sit down with Kelly Luce to discuss writing, publishing, and her latest book: “Three Scenarios in Which Hana Sasaki Grows a Tail”
My Childhood Essence
This poem by Calli Hilvitz identifies the relationship between growing up and traumatic experiences.
Melon Groves
In this poem, Segolene Pihut explores the interchangeability of terrain and relationships through the physicality of the human body.
An Interview With J. Robert Lennon
Parallax staff members talk writing and strange, short fiction stories with J. Robert Lennon.
When The Wise Man Speaks
Grace Vedock explores the conflicting drive of creative passion and its often exhausting nature in this piece.