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Poem tightly packed with goodness by Jane Ann Fuller in Hunger Mountain hungermtn.netlify.app/issues/hunger-…

"I've become better at managing what I can control by giving myself to the moments where nostalgia or beauty or strangeness lock eyes with me. That's how I've learned to write, to meet the page where it's at." - Steven Espada Dawson 👇 hungermtn.netlify.app/articles/steve…

"The criticism is that the book is too much, too messy,' too chaotic.' This is my favorite reverse-compliment. I love messy, chaotic stories filled with complicated relationships." - Domenica Ruta hungermtn.netlify.app/articles/domen…

Excited to have a weird wandering lyric essay in the new issue of Hunger Mountain. Thanks to the editors for publishing "A Wild Goose Chase." (Thanks to Geoff Dyer for inspiring the essay and making me laugh.) I needed a lift today. hngrmtn.org/issues/hunger-…

In the 16th century, “paradox” denoted an opinion running counter to accepted opinion (from Greek paradoxon, “contrary [opinion]”), which isn’t exactly what it means now—something that seems contradictory but actually isn’t. #amreading Jacqueline Doyle in Hunger Mountain

For Hunger Mountain I spoke with Juliet Way-Henthorne about girlhood, ghosts, and rebellion in ABBREVIATE. hngrmtn.org/articles/sarah…

Excited that this little piece of mine, which is very close to my heart, is in the latest issue of Hunger Mountain. It's about my top surgery, my twin sister, and the ways our bodies have grown and changed alongside each other. More at the link 🖤 hngrmtn.org/issues/hunger-…

"I learned to shrink, to abbreviate my stories and my life so that I could be a good girl, a good woman who did not claim space." - SarahFawn Montgomery HM speaks with Sarah Fawn Montgomery about her new collection, Abbreviate Small Harbor Publishing hngrmtn.org/articles/sarah…

Wonderful interview with SarahFawn Montgomery in Hunger Mountain

"There’s so much possibility in front of us, and it starts with stepping back to question who you are, what your suffering means, and what you need to do about it." HM speaks with Laura Delano about her memoir, Unshrunk Laura Delano Viking Books hungermtn.netlify.app/articles/laura…

"In mapping out this collection, I pondered the best way to bring the Trojan War itself into Tennessee." - Maria Zoccola HM speaks with Maria Zoccola about her debut poetry collection "Helen of Troy, 1993," which reimagines the myth of Helen of Sparta. hungermtn.netlify.app/articles/maria…

"Accessibility doesn't mean easy or simple. It can still be deep and layered and complex and intellectually rigorous." HM speaks with Kazim Ali about the Complexity of Lucille Clifton 🔗 hungermtn.netlify.app/articles/kazim…

Hunger Mountain is now open for submissions for Issue #33! We accept fiction, non-fiction, and poetry. Consider us fans of both boundary pushers and traditionalists alike - we just want to be wowed. Submissions close December 1st. hungermtn.submittable.com/submit

"I wanted to create something to let the rest of the world know that Asheville and the surrounding areas were still living in a dystopian-like devastation." - Nora Shalaway Carpenter HM's interview with Nora Shalaway Carpenter is live: hngrmtn.org/articles/Nora-…

"What do you have agency over? What do you have control over? Taking it one day at a time, one step at a time, and that was something I kept coming back to." - Michael Plunkett HM speaks with Michael Plunkett about his debut novel, Zone Rouge. hngrmtn.org/articles/micha…

"The thing I love about a fairy tale retelling is that you have these very flat, sort of archetypal characters. It's possible to breathe all kinds of different life into them." -Molly Olguín HM speaks with Molly about her debut book: hungermtn.netlify.app/articles/molly…