In the latest edition of AuthorTalks, Vanaja Malathy discusses her creative writing journey at length with us. She talks about her transition from the shoes of a teacher, a lecturer, a professor, […]
Writing poetry to reduce stress: Vanaja Malathy
Writing poetry and making a career out of it: Poet Catfish McDaris
With the world becoming one due to the increasing use of technology, there is fusion taking place in cultures, fashions, styles and languages. A range of new words which no one could […]
From Silicon Valley Professional to Suspense Novelist: Interview with Linda Gunther
Linda S Gunther, a suspense novelist and children’s books author, tells Literary Yard in an interview about her transition from the HR role in Silicon Valley to being a fiction writer and […]
No harm in self-publishing: Poet Kiriti Sengupta
This episode of AuthorTalks features Kiriti Sengupta, an award-winning poet who won the Rabindranath Tagore Literary Prize in 2018 for his contributions to literature. As an extraordinary poet, editor, translator, and publisher, […]
I believe in moving forward: Author Bruce Levine
In a frank interview with Onkar Sharma of Literary Yard, Bruce Levine discusses his background as an author, poet and composer. He speaks openly about his personal life and how it impacts […]
Launching Literary Yard’s Youtube Channel
If you are a published author with your poetry collection, novel, or non-fiction work, among others, you can raise a request for a video interview. We will review your request and contact […]
Interview of the author of ‘The Grammar of Untold Stories’
By: Carol Smallwood Lois Ruskai Melina, authorPaper back: 182 pages; $16.95: Kindle $5.99ISBN-13: 978-1951651411Publisher: Shanti Arts LLC (September, 2020)http://www.shantiarts.co/uploads/files/mno/MELINA_GRAMMAR.html A reviewer, Rene Denfeld, longlisted for an Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction, observes […]
HERE I AM: Remembrances of Meeting Cult Novelist Andrzej Kusniewicz in Warsaw
By: Gaither Stewart The Polish word, jestem—‘I am’, ‘here I am’, ‘present’—seems to define the life of the writer and cult figure for a generation, Andrzej Kusniewicz. On an overcast, pollution-infested Warsaw […]
Mary Mackey opens up about her new poetry collection ‘The Jaguars That Prowl Our Dreams’
Interviewed by: Carol Smallwood Mary Mackey, with a B.A. from Harvard College and a Ph.D. in Comparative Literature from The University of Michigan, is a New York Times bestselling author and award-winning […]
Arundhati Roy reads from ‘The Ministry of Utmost Happiness’ – a novel
‘The Ministry of Utmost Happiness’ is Arundhati Roy’s 2nd novel. Her first novel ‘God of Small Things’ was a runaway success and won her the prestigious Booker Prize. Despite its dark tale, […]
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