Megan Levad

Megan Levad is the author of Why We Live in the Dark Ages and What Have I to Say to You. Her poems have appeared in Tin House, Granta Online, and the fashion magazine AnOther, among other publications. Megan also writes song lyrics; her first opera, Kept, premiered in May 2017. She lives in California.

Jade Lascelles is a writer, musician, and artist based in Colorado. She is the author of the full-length […]

“such a feminine book”: A Conversation with Jade Lascelles with ...

December 26, 2023 in Editor's Feature tagged Jade Lascelles / Megan Levad by Tiffany Troy

Katie Hartsock is the author of two poetry collections, Wolf Trees (2023) and Bed of Impatiens (2016), both from Able Muse […]

“everyday people always echo myth”: A Conversation with Katie Hartsock ...

December 19, 2023 in Editor's Feature tagged Katie Hartsock / Megan Levad by Tiffany Troy

I met Kate Folk at breakfast, at the MacDowell Colony. Over pancakes and bacon and cooked-to-order […]

An Introduction to Kate Folk by Megan Levad

June 14, 2018 in Editors' Selections tagged Kate Folk / Megan Levad by Kristina Marie Darling

Elsbeth Pancrazi’s first book, Full Body Pleasure Suit, creates a defamiliarizing near-future (or current?) dystopic paradise through […]

An Introduction to Elsbeth Pancrazi by Megan Levad

February 14, 2018 in Editors' Selections tagged Elsbeth Pancrazi / Megan Levad by Kristina Marie Darling

John Beer is the author of Lucinda (Canarium, 2016) and The Waste Land and Other Poems […]

“‘I’m going off-book now myself’: A Conversation with John Beer,” ...

October 14, 2017 in Uncategorized tagged John Beer / Megan Levad by Kristina Marie Darling