Misha Rai
@misharai.bsky.social
Writer| Dana Award & Dogwood Prize| Fellow-Kenyon Review, MacDowell, Ucross, Woodrow Wilson, VCCA| Scholar-Bread Loaf Environmental Writers’ Conference| Assistant Professor of English & Creative Writing, Sewanee| Contributing Editor-Kenyon Review
I have read, twice, Kevin Wilson’s Run for the Hills. Kevin does a thing, that I think is synonymous with brilliant writing, he makes a character think or say a thing that is true for the character, the story they are in, & also for the world at large. In so doing he makes the reader see themselves.
May 31, 2025 at 1:38 AM
I have read, twice, Kevin Wilson’s Run for the Hills. Kevin does a thing, that I think is synonymous with brilliant writing, he makes a character think or say a thing that is true for the character, the story they are in, & also for the world at large. In so doing he makes the reader see themselves.
I don’t enjoy listening to my own voice or even watching myself, I am grateful to lend my voice to an organization that’s changed my life, as it has done for countless others. @kenyonreview.bsky.social
supports the making of art in its rawest, most honest form. And to do that is radical.
supports the making of art in its rawest, most honest form. And to do that is radical.
February 27, 2025 at 5:31 PM
I don’t enjoy listening to my own voice or even watching myself, I am grateful to lend my voice to an organization that’s changed my life, as it has done for countless others. @kenyonreview.bsky.social
supports the making of art in its rawest, most honest form. And to do that is radical.
supports the making of art in its rawest, most honest form. And to do that is radical.