Interview with Margaret Crocker
Rebecca Schumejda interviews poet Margaret Crocker. Her new collection, “When I Was a Girl Like Me”, is now available by Stubborn Mule Press.
Interviews
Ben Nadler – An Author and Co-Editor of Barzakh
Ben Nadler is the author of “The Sea Beach Line”, Ph.D. student at University at Albany, and co-editor of “Barzakh”.
Mark Nepo: Spiritual Advisor or Brilliant Author?
NY Writer’s Compendium’s Ana Williams sat down with Mark Nepo, a poet who has taught in the fields of poetry & spirituality for over 30 years.
Interview with Poet and Educator Gretchen Primack
Rebecca Schumejda interviews poet and educator Gretchen Primack. Her new collection is “Visiting Days”, published by Willow Press.
Interview with Poet Curtis Hayes
Rebecca Schumejda interviews poet Curtis Hayes. His full-length collection, “Bottleneck Slide”, has been published by Vainglory Press.
Interview with Poet Megan Alice
Rebecca Schumejda interviews poet Megan Alice. Her debut collection, “A Bouquet of Daisies”, is now available from Green Writers Press.
Interview with Poet Mike James
Rebecca Schumejda interviews poet Mike James. His collection, “First-Hand Accounts From Made-Up Places”, was published by Stubborn Mule.
Paul Grondahl: Leaving a Literary Legacy
Karlie Flood interviews Paul Grondahl, an award-winning journalist, biographer, and now director of the New York State Writers Institute.
Interview with Poet David M. Taylor
Rebecca Schumejda interviews poet David M. Taylor. His most recent chapbook, “Growing up Black”, was published by CWP Collective Press.
Nancy Klepsch: “Shaman, Musician, Passionate Warrior”
Nancy Klepsch is a poet, an alum of UAlbany & Saint Rose, co-host of 2nd Sunday @ 2 open mic, a literary figure that understands the importance community.
James H Duncan – From Mysterious Figure to Mysterious Author
Jeff Doherty sits down with James H Duncan – poet, writer, editor, and co-host of the Troy Poetry Mission open mic series.
Meet Mary Panza… Poet and Vice President of Albany Poets
Karlie Flood interviews a central figure in Albany’s poetry scene, Mary Panza, the VP of Albany Poets and an editor of “Up the River”.
