SunLit Interviews
Interview: How the editor of “Beautiful Flesh: A Body of Essays” constructed a “body of work” in her essay collection
Stephanie G'Schwind pieced together elements that represent not only anatomy, but family, anxiety and social class
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SunLit Interview: An expert advised Peg Brantley that her book “Trafficked” shouldn’t take place “over there”
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Interview: How a grasshopper moved David MacNeal from novels to “Bugged”
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A writer explored Colorado’s rich UFO history and heard tales of lights in the sky, but his focus was on the people who saw them
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Interview: “The Last Stand of the Pack” co-editor Andrew Gulliford views writing on wolves an “ecological necessity”
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Interview: Author Michael F. Haspil melded history, mythology, fantasy into “Graveyard Shift”
A dream revealed just one line of dialogue, but that was enough to launch an entire book
Interview: Fan mail urged author Laura Pritchett to explore sex, vulnerability
She sought to continue the conversation about honest portrayals of sex in literary works
Interview: Author Pat Stoltey explored the history of her native Illinois in writing what began as a crime story
An image from a dream formed the basis for this novel rich with regional history
Interview: After conquering Everest, blind adventurer Erik Weihenmayer and writer Buddy Levy want to lean into life’s chaos
Rather than assume the role of omniscient narrator, the authors of "No Barriers" sought to take the reader along on an unforgettable adventure
Excerpt: “The Newcomers”
A class of English language learners and their teacher at Denver's South High School provide the basis for this deep and intimate examination of the immigrant refugee experience
SunLit interview: Author Helen Thorpe
The author's experience as the daughter of Irish immigrants provided the impetus for this intimate look at a classroom of refugees
SunLit interview: Author Matthew Sullivan
Sullivan drew on his experience working at Denver's iconic Tattered Cover Book Store to create settings for this fast-paced mystery
