Notes from Ashland Creek Press
Alex Lockwood’s article “With a Hope to Change Things: An Exploration of the Craft of Writing about Animals with the Founders of Zoomorphic Magazine” appears in Writing for Animals. Q: In what ways has your writing changed as your knowledge and awareness of animals has evolved? A: Most fundamentally, I have chosen (as far as …
Read moreQ&A with WRITING FOR ANIMALS contributor Alex Lockwood
Sangamithra Iyer’s essay “Are You Willing?” appears in Writing for Animals. Q: In what ways has your writing changed as your knowledge and awareness of animals has evolved? A: My entry into the world of writing about animals was when I worked for Satya Magazine more than a decade ago. Each month was a deep …
Read moreQ&A with WRITING FOR ANIMALS contributor Sangamithra Iyer
Marybeth Holleman’s essay “Other Nations” appears in Writing for Animals. Q: In what ways has your writing changed as your knowledge and awareness of animals has evolved? A: It’s become more challenging, and more interesting. The more I learn and experience the more-than-human world, the more I see the need, as a writer, to …
Read moreQ&A with WRITING FOR ANIMALS contributor Marybeth Holleman
Hunter Ligoure’s essay “Writing Animals Where You Are” appears in Writing for Animals. Q: In what ways has your writing changed as your knowledge and awareness of animals has evolved? A: Compassion. With knowledge comes the awareness that there is no separation between animals and humans, nor is there a hierarchy of animals that are …
Read moreQ&A with WRITING FOR ANIMALS contributor Hunter Liguore
Beth Lyons’s essay “Real Advocacy within Fantasy Worlds” appears in Writing for Animals. Q: In what ways has your writing changed as your knowledge and awareness of animals has evolved? A: I am primarily a genre writer — fantasy and science fiction — and my early work was pre-vegan. I didn’t always include meat eating …
Read moreQ&A with WRITING FOR ANIMALS contributor Beth Lyons