Trash Talk
News and Other Stuffs from the Bin
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Q & A with M.E. Proctor
“The first book I wrote was dystopian science fiction. It took place in an imaginary planetary system with mutants and aliens, and some of them could read minds. I wrote it to get away from the world I knew, and go back to the childhood pleasure of making things up..”
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Q & A with Jude Potts
“Honestly, I’m not good at following rules. If it feels right, I’ll break or bend any and all of them. I’ll use the same word a few times, I’ll confound the ‘rule of three’, make up words.”
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Q & A with Gavin Turner
Spring Pop-Up – Collectors & Collections Following the launch of each of our issues, we cajole one or more of the contributors into a mini interview with the Trash Cat.Here they will reveal some writing wisdom and tell you what trash critter they identify with most. Important stuff like that.…
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Q & A with Delphine Gauthier-Georgakopoulos
Spring Pop-Up – Collectors & Collections Following the launch of each of our issues, we cajole one or more of the contributors into a mini interview with the Trash Cat.Here they will reveal some writing wisdom and tell you what trash critter they identify with most. Important stuff like that.…
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Q & A with Trash Cat Lit Editor, JP Relph
We decided it’s about time Each issue we cajole one or more of the contributors into a mini interview with the Trash Cat.Here they reveal some writing wisdom and tell you what trash critter they identify with most. Important stuff like that. Today, we have finally pinned down Trash Cat…
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Q & A with Adele Evershed
“Writing without the pressure of ‘doing it right’ opens up new creative possibilities, and I’ve found that those risks are often the ones that lead to the most exciting and unexpected outcomes”










