Interview with Twin Cities Author: Sherrie Fernandez-Williams (part 3 of 3), by Deziree Brown
[ Read part 1 of Deziree's interview with Sherrie Fernandez-Williams here ][ Read part 2 of Deziree's interview with Sherrie Fernandez-Williams here ] DB: As a poet, I find that titling my work is one of the hardest parts of finishing a piece. How did you come up...
Interview with Twin Cities Author: Sherrie Fernandez-Williams (part 2 of 3), by Deziree Brown
[ Read part 1 of Deziree's interview with Sherrie Fernandez-Williams here ] DB: Knowing that you struggled with choosing content, is there anything you wish you could go back in time and change about Soft? SFW: The book has been revised numerous times and some stories...
Interview with Twin Cities Author: Sherrie Fernandez-Williams (part 1 of 3), by Deziree Brown
Sherrie Fernandez-Williams holds an MFA in writing from Hamline University and is a recipient of an Artist Initiative Award through the Minnesota State Arts Board, a Beyond the Pure Fellowship & SASE/Jerome Award through Intermedia Arts and the Jones’ Commission...
5 Places to Write in the Twin Cities, by Sophia Myerly
I love writing about locations - places where anything interesting could happen, places where the mundane becomes magic. After living in the Twin Cities for seven years, I have found many interesting locations that have shaped the way I write. Some of these locations...
The Kensington Runestone
We’re not the only Runestone in Minnesota. Maybe. The other is one hundred fifty miles up I-94 from where we sit, deep in new snowfall and the slush pile for our first issue. A museum holds what some people argue is the oldest runestone in North America, proof that...
