TFF #50 author and artist microinterviews

As you may know, after each issue of TFF we like to post a series of micro-interviews with the authors and artists—just a couple of questions each, and short answers of 2–3 sentences. Because not all of you use or follow FB where these go up in the first instance, I’ll collect here links to a few of the posts as they go past. I'll try to keep it updated. It’s always fun to read what people have to say about their own work, and what else they’re up to in the meantime.

• Rebecca Buchanan, author of the poem “Not a Princess but (Yes) There Was a Pea”
• L.E. Badillo, illustrator of “My Plastic Heart, My Metal Hand”
• M.L. Clark, author of “And You Will Know Us by Our Monsters”
• Rachel Linn, illustrator of “Fairest of All”
• A.Z. Louise, author of the poem “Germination”
• Grace P. Fong, illustrator of “The Furious Chisel”
• Jo M. Thomas, author of “Goodbye, Snow Child”
• Carmen Moran, illustrator of “Not a Princess but (Yes) There Was a Pea”
• Benjanun Sriduangkaew, author of “Where Machines Run with Gold”
• Valeria Vitale, illustrator of “And You Will Know Us by Our Monsters”
• Ada Hoffmann, author of “Fairest of All”
• Martin Hanford, illustrator of “Germination”
• Jeana Jorgensen, author of the poem “Walking on Knives”
• Cécile Matthey, illustrator of “Goodbye, Snow Child”
• D.H. Kelly, author of “The Furious Chisel”

If you have any questions for any of these artists, poets or authors, or would like to say anything nice about their work, please feel free to leave a comment below this post, and we’ll make sure it gets seen.

TFF #49 author and artist mini-interviews

As we do after the release of each issue of TFF, we’re currently running a series of very short interviews (2–3 questions, couple sentences per answer) with the authors and artists who were featured in TFF#49, our poetry themed issue. Interviews are appearing on Fakebooc every couple days, but we'll also collate the links here.

• Kim Whysall-Hammond, author of the poem “Lights”
• Jeana Jorgensen, author of the poem “Moon”
• Eris Asaris, illustrator of “Falling Out” and cover artist
• Jennifer Bushroe, author of the poem “Shrouded”
• Petra Kuppers, author of the flash fiction “Salamander Love”
• Fluffgar, illustrator of “Not Far Enough”
• Dawn Vogel, author of the flash fiction “I Believe”
• Jennifer Crow, author of the poem “Cleopatra Diaries”
• Toeken, illustrator of “Lights”
• Michael Díaz Feito, author of the poem “Red Tide at the Finca”
• Rebecca Buchanan, author of the poem “The Wolf's Tale”
• Valeria Vitale, illustrator of “Shrouded”
• Paige Elizabeth Smith, author of the poem “Not Far Enough”
• Victoria Feistner, author of the flash fiction “Ganymede Riots”
• Cécile Matthey, illustrator of “Salamander Love” 

Thanks again to all poets, authors and illustrators! Please check out their work. We’ll post more interviews here as they appear.

Micro-interviews with TFF #47 authors

After each issue of TFF comes out, we run a series of very short interviews (about two questions, one line answers) with each of the authors and artists on social media. We’re in the middle of the series at the moment, and in case you don't follow us on Fakebooc, I’ll collect the links here (in no particular order). We try to give a teaser of the stories, poems or illustrations, and give the creators a chance to promote what else they’re working on while we’re there.

• Meghan Cruikshank, author of “Six Kilometers Around”
• Carmen Moran, illustrator of “Uniform of War”
• Isabelle Sanders, author of “The Woman in the Pool”
• Hayley Stone, author of the poem “Results of Your Quiz: Which Survivor of the Trojan War Are You?”
• Saleha Chowhury, illustrator of “Ashen Wings and Lightless Skies” and cover artist
• Rufina Jinju Kang, author of the poem “A 구미호 Invites a Soucouyant to a Picnic”
• Brian Olszewski, author of “Last Address”
• Harry Pauff, author of “Uniform of War”
• Katharine A. Viola, illustrator of “Results of Your Quiz: Which Survivor of the Trojan War Are You?” 
• Amelia Sirina, author of “Ashen Wings and Lightless Skies”

We’ll add the rest as they show up.

Please feel free to like or share the posts, spread the word about the interviews or the stories, comment over on FB or on the issue post if you come across anything you particularly like.