The Maine Review’s author interview series
In botany, the radicle is the embryonic root, the first part of a seedling to break through a seed coat in the process of germination.
Similarly, Radicle: The Root of Writers digs into breakthrough moments with writers, unearthing the crucial collaborations, creative risks, and career decisions that spurred their growth.
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A home for nonfiction prose about the grueling, exhilarating, essential business of finding peace (or not) with the bodies we inhabit, considering age, sexuality, race, ability, gender identity, size, athleticism, addiction, illness, and the experience of occupying unfamiliar, hostile, and wonderful spaces.
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