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Archive for tag: Sarah Fawn Montgomery

14.012019September 10, 2019

VIDA Not So Feckless Roundtable

VIDA Not So Feckless Roundtable

By Marcelle HeathIn FeaturedTags Donald Trump, feckless cut anthology, Feminism, ivanka trump, Kari Nguyen, language, Lisa Allen, misogyny, political writing, samantha bee, Sarah Einstein, Sarah Fawn Montgomery, Susan Rukeyser

Sarah Fawn: How did this the idea for this anthology come about? What prompted your role and vision as an editor? Susan: I became a...

03.092018September 10, 2019

Taking Up Space

Taking Up Space

By Marcelle HeathIn FeaturedTags anorexia, body dysmorphia, bulimia, eating disorders, OCD, Sarah Fawn Montgomery

Taking Up Space is an excerpt from Quite Mad: An American Pharma Memoir It wasn’t difficult to be silent. My undergraduate college campus was dark when...

15.012018September 10, 2019

Interview with Editors of Nasty Women Poets

Interview with Editors of Nasty Women Poets

By Jenn MonroeIn FeaturedTags anthology, Feminism, Grace Bauer, Interview, Julie Kane, Nasty Women, poetry, Sarah Fawn Montgomery, Women, writing

Sarah Fawn talks to Grace Bauer and Julie Kane, editors of Nasty Women Poets: An Unapologetic Anthology of Subversive Verse (2017, Lost Horse Press). Sarah...

17.082016November 12, 2019

VIDA Editor Roundtable

VIDA Editor Roundtable

By VIDAIn FeaturedTags #fiction, academics, AGNI, Apogee Journal, Black Warrior Review, Brevity, conversation, Ecotone, editing, editor, Electric Literature, Façadomy, Fourth Genre, gatekeeping, Guernica, Gulf Coast, Hobart, Hotel Amerika, Huizache, Hyphen, identity, Jen Palmares Meadows, Joey De Jesus, Kartika Review, literary journal, literary magazine, marginalized, memoir, nonfiction, poetry, Prairie Schooner, representation, roundtable, Sarah Fawn Montgomery, slush pile, solicitations, Sonora Review, Split Lip Magazine, Steven Church, submissions, submit, TAYO, The Fem, The Nervous Breakdown, The Normal School, The Rumpus, tumblr, voices, writers

Sarah Fawn: Hi everyone, Sarah Fawn Montgomery here. Thank you all for (virtually) sitting down to talk about our editing experiences and processes, and to...

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