Mud Season ReviewAnn Fisher is fiction editor for Mud Season Review. A counselor by trade, Ann lives, works, and writes at the base of the Green Mountains. She co-founded the South Street Writer’s Cooperative in Bristol, Vermont in 2012. Ann has previously published fiction and non-fiction work in AcrosstheMargin, The Sonder Review, Heartwood Literary Magazine, and ZigZagLitMag.
Ann Fisher interviews Issue #54 Fiction author Nicholas LaMendola, regarding his piece “to my love, a portrait.” “The world is complicated! I constantly catch myself oversimplifying, flattening other people’s points of view, disregarding the challenges and nuances that make people the way they are.” Nicholas LaMendola What inspired you to write “to my love, a […]
“My wish is that people will say this to themselves after reading my stories: “Someone understands. I am no longer alone.”
Blake Johnson
Fiction editor Ann Fisher interviews Bari Lynn Hein about perspective and the writing process for “Curtain Call,” her story of resilience and healing in challenging times. Tell us about how “Curtain Call” came to being. “Curtain Call” had been in my head for some time. When the pandemic hit, I decided it was time […]