I had the great fortune to get to know Tara Ison when I was a student at the Antioch Los Angeles MFA program, where she taught. (I’ve written previously here about Tara’s work.) Tara’s classes and workshops were always compelling, as is her writing. Tara’s new novel, At The Hour Between Dog And Wolf is … Continue reading At the Hour Between Dog and Wolf by Tara Ison
My friend Melissa’s interview with the fabulous writer, Tara Ison (whose essays I blogged about here), is up on Lunch Ticket. What a great interview! Read the interview here. Cheers! (p.s. Not sure I got the commas right in what I wrote above. Not going to overthink it.)
When I write about books on my blog, I aim to write smart, insightful posts. I want to sound like someone with important things to say, to say them with wit and economy, to sound casual yet sophisticated. This desire often stops me from writing anything, defeating me before I’ve tried. (The better I … Continue reading Tara Ison’s REELING THROUGH LIFE
Short bio: Rebecca Kuder’s debut novel, The Eight Mile Suspended Carnival, was published by What Books Press. Her short fiction and essays have appeared in Los Angeles Review of Books; Hags on Fire; Bayou Magazine; Shadows and Tall Trees; Lunch Ticket; Year’s Best Weird Fiction vols. 3 & 5; The Rumpus; and Crooked Houses. She … Continue reading BIO
Rebecca Kuder 