•Addendum
A Brief Lexicon of Maladies by Atara Blake
From the desk of Dr. Salk— Here at The Night Clinic, we deal with a variety of unpleasant diseases and the patients who may or
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•Playlist
Dead Flowers Sing: A Playlist by Ogochukwu Bibiana Ossai
Read “Dead Flowers Sing” Here Header image by Sovann Samedy
•Essay
The Long Arc of Memoir with Susan Ross
Writing a memoir is not a cake walk for anyone, I suspect. But my fifteen-year journey from desire to fruition (but not yet publication) dragged
•Craft/Exercise
Visio Divina: A Practice with Erin Trondson
I have perhaps the most unique job in the world. In addition to being a poet, I am the Executive Director of a monastery. This
•Inspiration
Game-Space as Inside-Outside: A Inspo List by Perry Ruhland
With “End Screen of Your Life”, I wanted to write a story about video games as an extension of reality, the world of memory and
•Craft/Exercise
On the Wall: Crafting with Akiva Israel
ORIGIN: Sometimes, I dream and wake up in paintings. I dream the oftenest of Goya, of being on his walls, the real walls in the
•Interview
Writing Between Irony and Gravity with Ben Carter Olcott
Read “Enter the Hype House” Here This is one of the most original and compelling pieces we’ve read at Marrow in a long time. It
•Interview
Our Exploration Mechanisms with Nikola Milosavljevic
“Lafayette” feels like such a poem of place. You do a brilliant job of conjuring the feeling of being in such a particular place and
•Interview
Normalizing the Weird with Rick Krizman
The story incorporates elements that feel unconventional or “weird,” but they’re presented in a way that feels entirely natural within the world you’ve built. How
•Interview
Infiltrating the House with Lynn Fuller
What sparked the idea for this story for you? Where do you draw inspiration for your work? The piece was originally written for a ghost
•Interview
Control and Writing Implicitly with Amy DeBellis
Where did the premise of this story come from? At first, I had the vague idea that I wanted to write about a package. Then
•Interview
Casting Spells with Gerald Yelle
I love how much emotional tension you’ve created in these two short pieces. I was thinking about them for days after, all the terse sentences