Q&A with Nadja Lubiw-Hazard: Fiction Heals

Nadja Lubiw-Hazard recently won the 2021 Siskiyou Prize for Environmental Literature for her short story collection The Life of a Creature. A Toronto-based writer and veterinarian, she talked with me about her dual love of art and science, a writing career that started in the early years of motherhood, and why fiction is her chosen creative space.

q&aLillie GardnerMarch 18, 2022Nadja lubiw-hazard, fiction, writing, creative process, art heals, therapeutic, veterinarian, animals, environmental writing, animal writingComment

Q&A with Carleton Whaley: Writing as Discovery

It was so much fun to interview Carleton Whaley for this week’s Q&A because experimentation and discovery are at the heart of his creative process. Carleton’s fiction has been nominated for the Best of the Net Anthology and longlisted for Wigleaf’s Top 50. He’s been published in Paper Darts, Occulum, New South Journal, Five: 2: One, and so much more.

q&aLillie GardnerAugust 13, 2021carleton whaley, writing, short stories, fiction, creative process, editing, titles, endingsComment

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