Apogee Journal Issue 11: Call for Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry
The reading period for Apogee’s all-digital issue is officially open today, and we can’t be more excited to read your fiction, poetry, and non-fiction. Share your work with us by... Read More
Don’t Pander to Your Presumed Reader: Jamel Brinkley in Conversation with Crystal Hana Kim
When I began Jamel Brinkley’s debut collection, A Lucky Man, I read slowly to draw out my time with his stories. I was astounded by the beauty and heartbreak in... Read More
Making Visible the Losses of Gentrification: An Interview with Naima Coster
In Halsey Street, Penelope Grand, a young artist, moves back to Bed-Stuy, where she was raised, to help watch after her father, Ralph. Penelope finds her Brooklyn neighborhood rapidly gentrifying.... Read More
An Interview with SJ Sindu on her Debut Novel, Marriage of a Thousand Lies
When I received an early copy of Marriage of a Thousand Lies (June 2017, Soho Press), I was immediately intrigued by the novel’s premise—Lucky is a queer Sri Lankan... Read More
For Lydia Davis’ 13th Woman: Fiction by Craig Ledoux
At Least We Called Her That
All the Radical Words I’ve Loved: Interview with Jean Ho
Apogee Poetry Co-Editor, Muriel Leung interviews Issue 08 contributor, Jean Ho about her short story “Korean Boys I’ve Loved,” getting turned on by dentists, writing Asian American characters who challenge... Read More