Prior to the Twisted Reading in Santa Fe in January, Meg Tuite suggested that while I was there we should do a video interview. My first response to this was there was no way in hell I would do such a thing. 213 more words
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Exquisite Duet: Kate Braverman and Kim Chinquee
Exquisite Duet (formerly Exquisite Quartet) is not so much a composition between two writers, but rather something created within the murky midlands of each author’s mind, yet set off by the same first sentence. 835 more words
Exquisite Duet: Kaite Hillenbrand and Ken Robidoux
Exquisite Duet (formerly Exquisite Quartet) is not so much a composition between two writers, but rather something created within the murky midlands of each author’s mind, yet set off by the same first sentence. 662 more words
Exquisite Duet: Mia Avramut and Barry Graham
Exquisite Duet (formerly Exquisite Quartet) is not so much a composition between two writers, but rather something created within the murky midlands of each author’s mind, yet set off by the same first sentence. 499 more words
Exquisite Duet: Matthew Nadelson and Michael Gillan Maxwell
Exquisite Duet (formerly Exquisite Quartet) is not so much a composition between two writers, but rather something created within the murky midlands of each author’s mind, yet set off by the same first sentence. 750 more words
AN INTERVIEW WITH MATTHEW BURNSIDE by Meg Tuite
MEG TUITE: What is the one item in your refrigerator that if not found creates a state of great anguish in you?
MATTHEW BURNSIDE: Probably Tabasco sauce. 2,035 more words
