Embrace the Literary Madness, by Justin Christensen

Embrace the Literary Madness, by Justin Christensen

Last summer I went to an event put on by Revolver, a literary magazine from Saint Paul, Minnesota, my hometown.The event, Write-Fight, was inspired by Moby Dick and included a sword fight, a BDSM-type contraption, and a Chinese dragon, all of which were used to...
Interview with Andrew Sposeto

Interview with Andrew Sposeto

Thinking our readers might enjoy hearing about the editing experience here at Runestone, CWP Communications Assistant, Jenniey Tallman, recently took a moment to interview Andrew Sposeto.Andrew (aka Spo) was the Creative Nonfiction Associate Editor for volume...

BONE MAP by Sara Eliza Johnson, Reviewed by Dan Schauer

Bone Map Sara Eliza JohnsonMilkweed EditionsSeptember 2014ISBN 978157131469780 pages Reviewed by Dan Schauer Sara Eliza Johnson’s collection of poems, Bone Map, manages to sift through the entrails of language, tossing about the viscera of words, and finds a primitive...

SPLIT by Swati Avasthi, Reviewed by Charles DuBois

Today, from bitterly cold and frozen St. Paul, we have a warm book review from Charles DuBois, featuring Hamline MFAC’s own Swati Avasthi. Charles was one of the student editors of Runestone last year. Don’t miss his previous post, “Why...
Interview with Kevin Moffett

Interview with Kevin Moffett

Last Spring, Kevin Moffett was one of the ACTC Visiting Writers here at Hamline University and Runestone was honored to have three members of our editorial board conduct his public interview in April.We are all very proud of the great work Deziree Brown, Paul Patane,...
Contributor Interview with Michael Ribbens

Contributor Interview with Michael Ribbens

Today, we are talking with Michael Ribbens, author of the short story, “Save Dave,” which we had the honor of publishing in volume one.First question: How do you make time to write as a college student? It’s hard to make time to write, especially as...

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