For over 20 years, Epiphany has published literature that guides readers toward unexpected revelation. Learn more about us and the writers we publish.
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My Grandma From 1950 Is Staring At Me As I Write: An Interview with Diana Khoi Nguyen
I think that text is an image. It’s a sign, it’s a symbol. An “A” is an image of an “A,” which represents a sound. In that way, it’s all marks on a page, but the white space is also a mark on the page.
“Humanity Keeps Making the Same Mistakes”: An Interview with Mark Haber
Selfishly, I hope the novel and literature are around for as long as people are. It will obviously change shapes and perhaps not even be recognizable two hundred years from now, but for me, literature has given me life. I can’t think of anything that’s given me such solace and hope and beauty.
Imagine What’s Missing: An Interview with M Lin
Inevitably the real self does come out. Maybe we put parts of ourselves that we actually don’t manifest in reality into fiction—it’s such an unconscious process.
Ulysses (Crossword)
Play our James Joyce-themed crossword and check your answers if you get stuck!
Incarceration, Invisibility, & Poetry: An Interview with Leigh Sugar
“I’m just a random white gal raised upper-middle class. But to think that I am disconnected only allows for the continuation of a system that benefits from my ignorance.”
Memoir, Reinvented: An Interview with Terese Svoboda
A conversation with Terese Svoboda about her latest book, Hitler and My Mother in Law, and how writing through uncertainty and using humor to face the unbearable truths history leaves behind.
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