Interviews of Cate
The Medmic interview of Cate
(Be sure to scroll down on that page to see both part 1 and part 2. Each are 15 minutes in length.)
Interviews by Cate
Featured in 32 Poems
Across the Span of a Linebreak:
An Interview with Matthew Thorburn
True Reciprocity:
An Interview with Todd Davis
Sharing is Baring:
An Interview with Ama Codjoe
A Different Inheritance:
An Interview with Bruce Snider
Not Just the Zany and the Zingy: An Interview with Chen Chen
Waiting To Be Surprised: An Interview with Martha Collins
Dancing This Particular Dance: An Interview with Jessica Jacobs
Out of Rage, Art: An Interview with John Murillo
The Whole of What It Means: An Interview with Julia Kolchinsky Dasbach
To Keep in Love with the World: An Interview with Ryan Walsh
What’s Left Is a Vessel: An Interview with Sam Ross
Turning Mirrors on the World: An Interview with Cortney Lamar Charleston
The Throat Deforms to Vulnerable: An Interview with Karen Skolfield
To Kiss Thou, To Kill, Thou, To Keep Thou: An Interview with Brittany Perham
Open the Windows, Let It all Fly In: An Interview with Patrick Rosal
Give It Corduroys, Shoes, and a Shirt: An Interview with Michael Bazzett
Figures Made to Touch: An Interview with Shara Lessley
Also a Kind of Love: An Interview with Camille Dungy
To Feel Woken Up: An Interview with Will Brewer
Shape-shifting Nostalgia Across the ‘Va’: An Interview with Craig Santos Perez
Gleaning the Bounded Field: An Interview with Monica Youn
The Mask That Is Very Me: An Interview with Rosalie Moffett
To Run Full Speed in the Dark: An Interview with Steve Scafidi
The Punch Like a Kiss on the Collarbone: An Interview with Marcus Wicker
Ringed by an Atoll of Fear: An interview with Greg Wrenn
Boomerangs Toward Mystery: An Interview with Keith Leonard
Across the Slippery Tabletop: An Interview with Keetje Kuipers
The How and the What: An Interview with Amit Majmudar
Poetry’s Radical Leap: An Interview with Kai and Anders Carlson-Wee
Tradition of Transcendence: An Interview with Kimberly Johnson
On the Shoulders of Beauty: An Interview with Phillip B. Williams