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Oct 13, 2026
Kara OakleafHOST
Amparán's work has been featured in the Academy of American Poets Poem-a-Day, Best New Poets, and elsewhere.
Kara OakleafHOST
Ally Ong's work has appeared in The Rumpus, Muslim Magazine, Anomaly, and elsewhere.
Kara OakleafHOST
Ong is a 2023 National Endowment for the Arts Fellow and a MacDowell Fellow.
Kara OakleafHOST
Their debut poetry collection, Let the Moon Wobble, was published in 2025.
Mesha MarenHOST
Meg Reid is executive director of Hub City Writers Project in Spartanburg, South Carolina, where she finds and champions new and overlooked voices from the American South.
Mesha MarenHOST
An editor and book designer, her essays have appeared online in outlets like Diagram, Oxford American, and The Rumpus.
Mesha MarenHOST
She holds an MFA in nonfiction from the University of North Carolina Wilmington, where she served as assistant editor of the literary magazine Ecotone and worked for the literary imprint Lookout Books.
Mesha MarenHOST
And Will Evans is the founder, CEO, and executive director and editorial director of Deep Vellum Press.
Sanam SheriffGUEST
And if we are aligned and intuiting, we will listen and we will go towards it.
Helena de GrootHOST
Sanam Sheriff is a poet whose writing has been published in Poetry Magazine, Palma Day, The Rumpus, Poetry Daily, Indiana Review, Virginia Quarterly Review, The Adroit Journal, and Outlook India, among others.
Helena de GrootHOST
Her debut poetry collection, Hum, won the Backwaters Prize in Poetry.
Helena de GrootHOST
Sanam has also received scholarships from Kundiman, Tin House, the Kenyon Review Writers Workshop, Poets and Writers, the Virginia Center for Creative Arts, the Fine Arts Work Center, the Watering Hole, the Atlantic Center for the Arts, and the Thomas J. Watson Foundation.
Mesha MarenHOST
Meg Reid is executive director of Hub City Writers Project in Spartanburg, South Carolina, where she finds and champions new and overlooked voices from the American South.
Mesha MarenHOST
An editor and book designer, her essays have appeared online in outlets like Diagram, Oxford American, and The Rumpus.
Mesha MarenHOST
She holds an MFA in nonfiction from the University of North Carolina Wilmington, where she served as assistant editor of the literary magazine Ecotone and worked for the literary imprint Lookout Books.
Mesha MarenHOST
And Will Evans is the founder, CEO, and executive director and editorial director of Deep Vellum Press.
Zach StaffordHOST
Wait.
Zach StaffordHOST
Also, I knew that Debbie Millman and Roxane Gay bought The Rumpus.
Saeed JonesHOST
Yes.
Zach StaffordHOST
I did not know, 'cause that's where, where I'm reading this poem every Friday-
Saeed JonesHOST
Yeah.
Zach StaffordHOST
Sorry, this has nothing to do with the beauty of that poem-
Saeed JonesHOST
No, I mean, The Rumpus-
Zach StaffordHOST
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Pete RiehlHOST
Formerly, he was based out of the UNAM, U-N-A-M, in Mexico City, where he worked as a Fulbright-García Robles scholar.
Pete RiehlHOST
A graduate of Cornell University and former Picador guest professor in Leipzig, Germany, his writing has appeared in Ploughshares, The Rumpus, The Kenyon Review, Texas Monthly, NBC News, and The New York Times Magazine, among other venues.
Pete RiehlHOST
He's currently a regular contributor to The Guardian and the Ploughshares blog.
Pete RiehlHOST
His debut collection of essays, How to Look Away, is out now from One World Books.
Pete RiehlHOST
Daniel Pena is a Pushcart Prize-winning writer and associate professor of creative writing.
Pete RiehlHOST
Formerly, he was based out of the UNAM in Mexico City, where he worked as Fulbright Garcia Robles Scholar, and his writing has appeared in Plowshares, The Rumpus, The Kenyan Review, The New York Times Magazine, among other venues.
Pete RiehlHOST
He's currently a regular contributor to The Guardian and the Plowshares blog.
Pete RiehlHOST
His debut collection of essays, How to Look Away, is out now from One World Books, and this episode airs on October 6th, which is pub day for How to Look Away.
Barry JenkinsGUEST
I printed out interviews.
Barry JenkinsGUEST
There was an interview with Francis Ford Coppola, uh, by a friend of mine, Anise Gross, that she had done, uh, in The Rumpus.
Barry JenkinsGUEST
Really beautiful interview.
Barry JenkinsGUEST
I had printed it out, taped it on my wall.
Ronit PlankHOST
Named the next great travel writer by National Geographic's Traveler, Suzanne's work has been listed as notable in Best American Essays and included in the Best Women's Travel Writing.
Ronit PlankHOST
Her work has appeared in the New York Times, CNN, Creative Nonfiction, Brevity, The Rumpus, Hippocampus, The Normal School, River Teeth, and elsewhere.
Ronit PlankHOST
She holds a doctorate in literature and the environment from the University of Nevada, Reno, teaches in the low-residency MFA program in creative writing at UNR Tahoe, and splits her time between South Lake Tahoe, California, and an old green van named Shrek.
Ronit PlankHOST
Welcome, Suzanne.
Jennifer Diane GostinHOST
Allow me to introduce you to someone who writes memoir and creative nonfiction.
Jennifer Diane GostinHOST
Her work has appeared in the New York Times, the Washington Post, poets and writers, the Rumpus, Hippocampus, Pigeon Hose, Atticus Review, Smoke Long Quarterly, Los Angeles Review, and elsewhere.
Jennifer Diane GostinHOST
She is a writing instructor and developmental editor at and teaches memoir and creative nonfiction at Grub Street and privately.
Jennifer Diane GostinHOST
I am eagerly awaiting her memoir about adoption, identity, and the long afterlife of separation.
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