Tag Archives: Carlos Hernandez

Interfictions Zero – Academia, Interstitiality, and an Amazing Collection of Essays

Posted on April 8, 2011 by Erin Underwood

Children come in all shapes and forms. One of my children is an idea that has since grown into something I am proud to see come into the world. That idea is Interfictions Zero – the new online critical anthology … Continue reading →

Posted in Books and Literature, Fiction, Signal Boost, Uncategorized | Tagged arts, Carlos Hernandez, Delia Sherman, Essay, helen pilinovsky, IAF, interfictions, interfictions zero, interstitial arts foundation, Organizations, Ulysses, Writers Resources | Leave a comment

One Word Interview: Freedom

Posted on January 17, 2011 by Erin Underwood

Martin Luther King Day celebrates the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr — one of the greatest civil rights leaders in U.S. history. No matter your race, color, creed, or gender, much of the freedom you have today was … Continue reading →

Posted in Holidays, One Word Interviews, Uncategorized | Tagged Aaron Hamburger, activist, Carlos Hernandez, Civil rights movement, Freedom, Georgia McBride, History, Jenn Brissett, Kazim Ali, Martin Luther King, Nelly Rosario, Steven Barnes, Tananarive Due, Tim Seibles, Tony Isabella, United States | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: Carlos Hernandez

Interfictions Zero – Academia, Interstitiality, and an Amazing Collection of Essays

One Word Interview: Freedom

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