Colin Dekeersgieter sits down with Kristen Case to talk about her work “On Certainty” in the Spring/Summer 2021 issue. They discuss the ethics of the “you” in writing and the limits of our knowledge of an other, precision in language, the home’s connection to writing, and more! Enjoy.Di The Carolina Quarterly

Colin Dekeersgieter talks with Patrick Milian about his suite of poems in the Winter 2021 issue of The Carolina Quarterly. They talk about the ethics of form, the freedom of collaboration, and more. Patrick reads three of his poems from the issue.Di The Carolina Quarterly

Colin Dekeersgieter sits down with Alexandria Hall to discuss her poetry collection Field Music (2020). They discuss the art of mishearing, abundance and porosity, the shame of thinking poetically, and more. Alexandria reads three poems. There's some giggling.Di The Carolina Quarterly

Colin Dekeersgieter talks with Leo Collins about Maurice Natanson's essay "Academic Madness" from the Winter 1963 issue of The Carolina Quarterly. Raymond Carver is ignored. Colin maybe sealions. Things get personal.Di The Carolina Quarterly

Colin Dekeersgieter sits down with essayist and fiction writer Alisa Koyrakh to discuss Aisha A. Harvey's short story "The Coat of Many Coloreds" in the Summer 2020 Issue. Stay tuned to the end to hear Adam Houle read his poem "Easy Bird."Di The Carolina Quarterly

Colin sits down with editor-in-chief Kylan Rice to talk about the Spring 2020 issue of The Carolina Quarterly. This episode features readings by poet Jessica Q. Stark. Enjoy!Di The Carolina Quarterly

Colin Dekeersgieter sits down with poet and scholar Emilio Taiveaho Peláez for the second part of their discussion on Langston Hughes's visit to Chapel Hill and his publications in Contempo: A Review of Books and Personalities."Under discussion here is Langston Hughes’s 1931 poem 'Christ in Alabama' & listenin’ through this conversation it’s clear …

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Colin Dekeersgieter sits with The Carolina Quarterly's Editor-in-Chief Kylan Rice to discuss the newest issue of The Carolina Quarterly.For more, visit:TheCarolinaQuarterly.com@NC_Quarterlyfacebook.com/carolinaquarterlyDonate at PayPal: carolina.quarterly0168@gmail.comDi The Carolina Quarterly

Two conversations about opportunities for writing. Paul Blom and Davis Winkie talk about the upcoming UNC Veterans Writing Workshop: Popular Narratives and the Experience of War. Carolina Quarterly Reviews Editors Ben Murphy and Carly Schnitzler dissect the perfect review and tease the upcoming issue.For UNC Veterans Writing Workshop Info, visit: h…

Two conversations focused on fiction: an interview with Jinny Koh, author of short story from 67.2, "Close to Home" and a conversation between fiction editors Paul and Matt about editing at the fiction desk (there's only one desk) and publishing print vs. online.In this episode:Sarah George-Waterfield, Editor-in-ChiefPaul Blom, Fiction EditorMatt D…

Catch up on the other winners from the Carolina Quarterly's contest, "Wake, and Dream Again," as featured in our Fall/Winter 68.1 Issue. Former Fiction Editors Moira Marquis and Laura Broom discuss the contest, their reading strategies, and dealbreakers for reading fiction pieces. Then, Ken Derry reads his flash fiction piece "As the Turtles Do."In…

A sneak peak of Carolina Quarterly's Fall/Winter 68.1 Issue featuring Fiction Editor Paul Blom's interview with Kathleen Mcnamara, winner of our short fiction contest "Wake, and Dream Again." Her story, "Cryptozoology," appears in the new issue. Poet Charlotte Muzzi also reads one of her poems from the issue, "Bernoulli's Principle Does Not Explain…

Editors Sarah and Calvin discuss the possibilities and pitfalls of submitting poetry to and publishing poetry at The Carolina Quarterly.Di The Carolina Quarterly