An Interview with TWR Volume 42 Contributor John Sibley Williams
Carolyn Oliver: I’m wondering if you can walk us through your composition process for “Ministry,” a poem in Scale Model of a Country at…
Interview
2021
An Interview with TWR Volume 42 Contributor Brittney Corrigan
Hope Jordan: The topic of Solastalgia – climate change anxiety – is pretty difficult. What was it like for you to spend so much…
An Interview with TWR Volume 42 Contributor R.J. Lambert
Carolyn Oliver: I’m wondering if you would walk us through your composition process for “Indelible in the Hippocampus,” a poem in Mind Lit in…
An Interview with Carolyn Oliver, New Editor of The Worcester Review
Carolyn Oliver is The Worcester Review’s new editor in chief. Her writing has appeared or is forthcoming in Cincinnati Review, FIELD, Indiana Review, Copper Nickel, Michigan Quarterly Review, Thrush, Booth, The South Carolina Review, Tin…
2015
In the Spotlight: Rimas Uzgiris
Rimas Uzgiris is a poet, translator, editor and critic. His work has appeared in Barrow Street, AGNI, Atlanta Review, Quiddity,The Iowa Review, The Hudson Review and…
In the Spotlight: James McKee
James McKee and his wife live in New York City, where they each work as educators. After studying English and Philosophy at the University…
In the Spotlight: Len Krisak
In this post, contributor Len Krisak tells us about his writing process and inspirations. Len Krisak is the recipient of the Robert Penn Warren,…
In the Spotlight: C.R. Resetarits
C.R. Resetarits’s poems “Rapunzel” and Valence” appear in Volume 36. The Worcester Review is excited to welcome here as our first contributor spotlight from…
2014
In the Spotlight: Kevin Pilkington
Kevin Pilkington is a writer and teacher at Sarah Lawrence College. Here, he gives advice to aspiring writers, and discusses his work as a…
In the Spotlight: Frank Scozzari
Frank Scozzari here shares his experience traveling and writing. You can read his story, “Two Men and a Gun,” in The Worcester Review Volume…