Managing Editor, Jay Aja, sits down with the poet to discuss Schlueter’s poetic influences and craft choices in composing his debut collection, which serves as a necessary answer to the underrepresentation of poetry centering male disordered eating.
Category: Interviews
The Catastrophic Nature of Time: An Interview with Luigi Russi
Michael Dunn talks with Luigi Russi about climate literacy, religion, the Anthropocene, pedagogy, semiotics, and more in an interview about Russi’s new book.
An Interview with Valerie Vogrin
In this interview, Vogrin offers insight into her creative decisions and identifies thematic connections between her past and present fiction.
An Interview with the Translators of The Voice of Blood
In this interview with the translators of The Voice of Blood (1990), the University of Tampa Press asked M. Elizabeth (Libby) Ginway and Enrique Muñoz-Mantas to talk about the importance of this collection of vampire stories by Mexican author Gabriela Rábago Palafox and the process of translating the work of this award-winning author.
An Interview with Poet Flower Conroy
Get a glimpse into Flower Conroy’s new collection, “Zoodikers: A Bestiary,” winner of our 2024 Richard Mathews Prize for Poetry.
An Interview with Poet Richard Chess
Richard Chess discusses how he started writing poetry, what inspires him, and why you should follow your imagination.
“Over time, the loop widens:” A Conversation with Scott Frey
Natalie Tombasco, poet and nonfiction editor at Tampa Review, interviewed poet Scott Frey about his forthcoming collection, Heavy Metal Nursing.
University of Tampa Press Interviews: A Conversation with Sarah Maclay
Sarah Maclay is the recipient of the 2003 Tampa Review Prize for Poetry for her collection of poems, Whore (University of Tampa, 2004). She has also published two additional collections with the University of Tampa Press: The White Bride (2008) and Music for the Black Room (2011). Her newest collection, Nightfall Marginalia, is out from What Books Press (2023).
Sneak Peak: Studies in the Fantastic No. 16
Our editorial board member and regular contributor Christina Connor sat down (virtually!) for an interview with Tananarive Due, author of the 2023 World Fantasy Award-winning short story “Incident at Bear Creek Lodge” and the new hit novel The Reformatory (2023). They discussed Due’s process of becoming a horror writer, the use of fictional horror as a way to… Continue reading Sneak Peak: Studies in the Fantastic No. 16
University of Tampa Press Interviews: A Conversation with John Matthew Fox
John Matthew Fox is a previous Tampa Review contributor. He is the author of I Will Shout Your Name and The Linchpin Writer: Crafting Your Novel’s Key Moments.