interview - Stories

Oratorio and Cantata belong to the found-art form. In this case, actual Montreal male sex-workers talk about themselves, and, against the background of centuries-old geisha songs expressing longing for love and freedom, reveal their deepest hopes and fears.

What's better than one reason to celebrate? Two reasons. Victor and Peter will explain in an interview for the cooking blog Stirring the Pot why they decorated their cake with one hundred forty-five candles.

The Sessions is a collection of transcripts containing the conversations and subsequent appointment notes between a Consulting psychiatrist and her new patient. As a transcript, the story is told entirely in dialogue and is set in a small, plainly decorated room. A teak coffee table separates Patient and Doctor. Although not seen, the Doctor will be taking notes throughout, and these can be read at the end of each visit.
While some of the details within the transcripts may not be entirely medically accurate, I have drawn on my extensive experience of being the “patient” in therapy.

Three men and their perspectives of the Great Financial Crisis of 2008. Each with their own views and personalities, but sharing one singular event that held the world's breath.

Some possible methods that can be used to get around writer's block, and get back to finishing the stories you're working on

Discussing the positive and negative effects of hearing from tough critics on your work, and how to better use it to your advantage

An article discussing the fear and doubt in starting your own story, and finding a way to get past it to get those initial ideas out on paper

Talking about the actual words used to describe sexual situations, from the innocent to the extremely vulgar, and the impact they can have on your story

An article talking about the importance of reader feedback in online fiction, and how just a few words to an author can keep them going strong