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Profiles

A Conversation with Nicola Harrison

Novelist Nicola Harrison shares the inspiration for her latest novel, The Show Girl, and why she loves historical fiction.

Profiles | September/October 2021 | By Tess Clarkson


A Conversation with Jamie Sumner

Former Literary Mama Editor Jamie Sumner shares her journey to becoming an author and how to write great characters.

Profiles | September/October 2021 | By Kelsey Madges


A Profile of Robin Wall Kimmerer

Mother and plant ecologist, Kimmerer invites us to examine and embrace the wonders of our world through the pillars of Indigenous wisdom.

Profiles | July/August 2021 | By Heidi Naylor


A Conversation with Kate Lebo

I wanted to write a book that felt like entering someone else’s secret garden.

Profiles | July/August 2021 | By Susan Bruns Rowe


A Conversation with Zibby Owens

COVID-19 shifted the pace of the world, at times almost stopping it, but Zibby Owens, podcast host and author, didn’t let the pandemic get in her way.

Profiles | May/June 2021 | By Christina Consolino


A Conversation with Michelle Adams

The decision that my daughter’s birth mother made, perhaps the hardest she ever had or will ever make, brought me the most happiness, and that is a strange balance to accept.

Profiles | May/June 2021 | By Katie Whittington


A Conversation with Sari Fordham

Nostalgia pulled me into this story, but I needed to step away from it in order to write a book.

Profiles | May/June 2021 | By Amanda Fields


A Profile of Pat Schneider

“I cannot teach anyone to be an artist, but then I don’t have to because everyone is already an artist.”

Profiles | March/April 2021 | By Susan Bruns Rowe


A Conversation with Chloe Yelena Miller

“This was my hope—to join in a larger conversation about miscarriage—and I’m really touched that readers have found my work.”

Profiles | March/April 2021 | By Autumn Purdy


A Conversation with Camille T. Dungy

” . . . my life as a Black woman, mother, artist, and traveler is varied and nuanced and rich.” Camille T. Dungy

Profiles | January/February 2021 | By Amanda Jaros


A Conversation with Kari Lizer

I think the thing that serves any writer best, and has certainly served me, is to be honest. To have a point of view. Tell your story. Know your own voice and figure out how to get it on the page.

Profiles | January/February 2021 | By Rhonda Havig


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