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Robert Stapleton is the founder and editor of Booth. He teaches writing at Butler University and has published stories, poems, and criticism in Riprap, Journal of the Gulf War: Poetry from Home,

Natasha Stagg: How long have you been writing? Gay Degani: I wrote a novel long-hand in purple ink in the fifth grade.  It was about the Twellington family–eleven of them, with two

I met Abraham in Oakland a while ago. He drums for one of my favorite bands, Bridez, and does lots of other cool things. Natasha Stagg: What are you up to lately?

(Continued from a previous post) Alan Vorda: Shortly after this episode, Koinos (p. 238) “died of a disease.”  Is there any knowledge of Koinos’ age or the disease from which he died? 

David Kinzer was born in 1989 in Troy, Mi.  He’s a senior at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor and is in the English Honors program, writing a thesis on Nazi comparisons.  This

Starr Belew has been piercing for six years professionally. She says, “I never had an apprenticeship; I was self taught, and I take every opportunity I get to watch the way someone

Alisha Lim was born and raised in the desert that is Tucson, Arizona. She is 23 years old. According to her birthday book, her lucky number is 13 and her tarot card

Todd Freeman, ‘The Owlmen of Mawnan‘ Handcolored Copper Etching on Paper, 12″x16″, 2010, from the exhibition ‘As it was before’, with Martin Machado and Aleksandra Zee, January 8th at Gallery Hijinks, San Francisco, CA, www.galleryhijinks.com (Continued

Todd Freeman, ‘The Wood Maladies,’ Hand colored copper etching on paper, 2009 The Shope Papilloma virus afflicts rabbit populations worldwide, producing horn-like growths of keratin in infected individuals. Early reports of this disease are likely

(Continued from previous post) I’ve heard mixed reviews about The Fighter, but I enjoyed it. My one complaint was the structure of the plot. It felt like it was written for TV,