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
E. E. Rhodes is an archaeologist who accidentally lives in a castle in England, with her partner, many books, and a lot of mice in… Read More »E. E. Rhodes on Exploring Grief—and Finding Hope—Through the Epistolary Form
By Debra Moffatt For pleasure and purpose, I often have multiple books on the go, alternating back and forth between my current novel choice and… Read More »Bridges: Connecting Anxious People by Fredrik Backman and Almost Everything by Anne Lamott
AJ Buckle is a poet and teacher living in and writing from his apartment in Ottawa, Canada. He holds an honors BA in literature from… Read More »AJ Buckle on Capturing Specific Moments in His Poetry
Ai Jiang is a Chinese-Canadian writer and poet who graduated with a BA in English literature from the University of Toronto and is a student… Read More »The Humanness of Nature in Ai Jiang’s Poem “March”
By Molly Roden Winter More than Stewart, my new boyfriend Nik was like my father. Nik had an air of impeccability about him. Nik was… Read More »The Soul of a New Machine: Sharing a Book—and a Secret—with My Dad
Abigail Swoboda is a poet and kindergarten teacher who lives in Philadelphia. Their short story “Dandelion-Head” is published in Capsule Stories Winter 2020 Edition and… Read More »Abigail Swoboda on Centering Intimacy in “Dandelion-Head”
Alexa Hailey is a freelance and fiction writer from Massachusetts. Her fiction work has been published in Spelk, Flash Fiction Magazine, Vamp Cat Magazine, and… Read More »Alexa Hailey on Exploring Mother-Daughter Relationships in Fiction