Emily Polson holds a BFA in creative writing from Belhaven University and has been published in Catfish Creek, FEED, 433 Magazine, and the Brogue. Originally… Read More »Emily Polson on Adapting the Sonata for a Romantic CNF
Natalie Marino is a poet, physician, and mother. Her work appears in Barren Magazine, Bitter Oleander, Capsule Stories, Dust Poetry Magazine, EcoTheo Review, Kissing Dynamite,… Read More »Natalie Marino on Capturing a Childlike Sense of Wonder in Poetry
By Mel Lake My first novel is sitting in a folder in cloud storage, waiting for me to summon the courage to open and revise… Read More »Reading The Sandman and Learning to Fly
Jaime Dill is an accomplished book coach, founder of Polish & Pitch editorial agency, and editor-in-chief of Cardigan Press who uses her precious downtime to… Read More »Jaime Dill on Writing Love Poems About Nostalgic Memories with Her Husband
By Rebecca Ruth Gould I have nothing against sleep. As Blanchot said, sleep transforms night into possibility. But in order to appreciate the possibilities created… Read More »One Who Keeps the Night Alive: Poetry for Insomniacs by Marina Tsvetaeva and Hafez
Capsule Stories recently participated in an interview with Jim Harrington for his Six Questions For blog, where editors and publishers discuss writing flash fiction, short… Read More »Capsule Stories Featured on the Six Questions For Blog
By Karissa Venne The summer after graduating college, my family visited relatives in South Carolina. It was hot and I was miserable. My dorm had… Read More »How a Hetero YA Novel Helped Me Realize I Was Gay
Christine M. Estel lives and writes in the Philadelphia area. Her creative nonfiction story “In April, After I’m Twelve” is published in Capsule Stories Spring… Read More »Christine M. Estel on Writing CNF About Her Embarrassing First Period
By Katherine Wiles I had won a round of Book Bingo at my local library and was wandering around the young adult table, looking for… Read More »The Magic of Writing Magic
Natalia A. Pagán Serrano is a poet from Puerto Rico. She resides in Oregon drenched in tree-magic and rain. She adores her fiancé, Daniel, and… Read More »Natalia A. Pagán Serrano on Exploring Her Relationship with Home Through Poetry