Fellow student Kalista Puhnaty and I sat down with Christopher DeWan to talk life, writing, his career, and his new book of short stories, Hoopty Time Machines.
Tag: TV
Wednesday
Grace Meyer’s piece depicts the melancholic demise of a friendship.
“Hi. It’s Me, Death” with Dana Levin
Tibetan Buddhism, hawks, death, dreams and Wikipedia Inspire Dana Levin to write Sky Burial.
A Triumph for Joe
Isaac Dwyer finds extreme pleasure in reciting the passages of Brendan Constantine’s latest book, Calamity Joe
Culinary Arts & the Cost of Creativity
Rebecca Qian, of the International School of Beijing, writes about her emotions behind a biological necessity – food.
Pensioner Eaten By Rescued Strays
In this dark satire by Isaac Dwyer, Old Lucy Hatchett suffers a chain of events leading to her consumption by her pet pit bull puppies.
Miss Missouri
In this piece by Becky Hirsch, a woman returns to her hometown after her child goes missing. Inspired by Lorrie Moore’s How.