Barrelhouse Presents
SHAMAR HILL Interviews JOANNA C. VALENTE
"We create mythologies around ourselves, around everything. Our family names, our family stories, our histories, religions--all of these to some extent are based off mythologies."
HANNAH PASS INTERVIEWED BY MARY LENOIR BOND
"...Stories really capture how people behave when you put them into a room together. It's in this claustrophobic space where we really see true colors."
TAMMY ROBACKER INTERVIEWED BY AMBER EDMONDSON
"I didn’t want Villain Songs to just be a raw, violent purge of poetry about the trauma. I needed to have some examples and moments of grace and hope through the poems, which is reflective of my own growth and repair."
DUNCAN CAMPBELL INTERVIEWED BY AMBER EDMONDSON
"Probably the biggest thing [my experience as an editor] has taught me is the importance of a great title to a poem."
J. R. MILLER INTERVIEWED BY ALICIA THOMPSON
"...Yes, for some stories I took creative liberties. Hence, we call it fiction. But within these fictions, there is Truth."
