Margo Steines
On a Different Kind of Love Story, Finding Frames for Essays, and Her Debut Essay Collection ‘Brutalities
On a Different Kind of Love Story, Finding Frames for Essays, and Her Debut Essay Collection ‘Brutalities
On the Sheltered Artist, Writing About the Mundane, Her Healing Process Post Debut and Her Novel, “Evil Eye”
On Reimagining Shakespeare as Cozy Horror, Cross-Country Cowriting During COVID, and Why Joan Jett is T&T’s Muse
On Motherhood, Addiction, the Love that Carries Us Through and Her Memoir, “Blood Orange Night”
On Art In A Time of Crisis, Archiving Language, Fictional Diaries, and Her Debut Novel “Landscapes”
On Finding Form, Commanding Language, Saving Quarters, and Her Poetry Collection ‘War Is Not My Mother”
On the Illusion of Work-Life Balance, Resisting Free Labor, Listening to Our Bodies, and Her Latest Book “Touched Out”
On Inspiring and Setting the Path for Other Black Writers Living in Asia
On Feminist Triads, Mining the Failures of Selfhood, and Maggie Nelson Impersonation
On How Artificial Intelligence is Changing The Way We Write, the Importance of Privacy, and Her Novel ‘Afterword’
On Fallow Periods, Traditional Plot Arcs, the Value of Peer Feedback, and Her Story Collection ‘Nature Trail Stories’