author interview

Spotlight on Creatives: The Thoughtful Game Design of Affinity Games

November 18, 2021

Affinity Games is a collective of game creators working to create, remix, and hack games. We chatted with the collective about their approach to game design, their sources of inspiration, and their hopes for the future. Disclosure from Affinity Games: Some of these answers were given by an individual and were discussed by the collective, … More Spotlight on Creatives: The Thoughtful Game Design of Affinity Games

Author Interview: Fernando A. Torres

March 8, 2021

Fernando A. Torres is the author of the poem “Tears for a Mist” which appeared in Lonely Cryptid Media’s recent anthology Fireweed: Stories From the Revolution. We chatted with Fernando about his thoughts on the poems and what he’s working on now. What are you reading, watching, or listening to? What media are you partaking … More Author Interview: Fernando A. Torres

Author Interview: Fabiyas MV

December 22, 2020

Fabiyas MV is the author of the poem “The Revolutionary” which appeared in our recent anthology Fireweed: Stories From the Revolution. We chatted with Faibyas about the poem and hopes for the future. What are you reading, watching, or listening to? What media are you partaking in right now? I’m reading “Origin” by Dan Brown. … More Author Interview: Fabiyas MV

Author Interview: Robert Beveridge

December 17, 2020

Robert Beveridge is the author of the poem “Get the Hell Outta Dodge” which appeared in our recent anthology Fireweed: Stories From the Revolution. We chatted with Robert about what he’s reading and working on, his intentions for the poem, and his hopes for the future. What are you reading, watching, or listening to? What … More Author Interview: Robert Beveridge

Author Interview: Jendi Reiter

December 8, 2020

Jendi Reiter is the author of the poem “The Senate Judiciary Committee Calls a Sparrow” which appeared in Lonely Cryptid Media’s recent anthology Fireweed: Stories From the Revolution. We chatted with Jendi about their thoughts on the poem, what they’re working on now, and their hopes for the future. What are you reading, watching, or … More Author Interview: Jendi Reiter