Meet our Intern, Minh Wang

Meet our Intern, Minh Wang

“I think literary magazines are important because they’re the subtle way in which authors may develop themselves and acquire a certain degree of recognition before taking on larger projects.”

Meet our new Features Editor, Jasmine Griffin

Meet our new Features Editor, Jasmine Griffin

“My aim has always been to promote diverse voices, and I always want to encourage people to read outside of their comfort zone.”

Meet our Production Editor, Janelle Drumwright

Meet our Production Editor, Janelle Drumwright

“Reading Carve made me feel less alone as a writer, inspired me with others’ work, and bolstered my drive to keep going.”

Meet our new Classroom Ambassador, Amanda Conner

Meet our new Classroom Ambassador, Amanda Conner

“One of my goals as the Classroom Ambassador is to be a resource for new writers who are entering the world of fiction and publication. I want to be an advocate for their stories to be heard.”

Meet our new Blog Editor, Ariel Courage

Meet our new Blog Editor, Ariel Courage

“The gulf between writers and journals can feel unnecessarily wide even though it's ultimately a symbiotic relationship.”

Meet our new Associate Editor, Bridget Apfeld

Meet our new Associate Editor, Bridget Apfeld

“When a story surprises me with a vision that’s believable but unexpected, when a story combines urgency with authority of voice—to me, that’s honest fiction.”

Meet our new Associate Editor: Zack Rybak

Meet our new Associate Editor: Zack Rybak

“I don’t think there’s another genre that opens up the possibility of feeling not quite so alone the way fiction does.”

Meet our new Poetry Editor: Ana Cottle

Meet our new Poetry Editor: Ana Cottle

“In much the same way you try to keep a translation loyal to the original text, I think “honest poetry” shows a constancy in relating to the human condition.”

Q&A with Carve's New Nonfiction Editor, Cameron Maynard

Q&A with Carve's New Nonfiction Editor, Cameron Maynard

Language is probably the most important facet of creative nonfiction because it can take the most mundane of experiences and turn them into ideas that seem life-altering.

Meet Our New Poetry Editor, Ellie Francis Douglass

Meet Our New Poetry Editor, Ellie Francis Douglass

With poetry submissions opening Feb. 1, our new poetry editor reveals how she knows a poem belongs in Carve and the most common mistake poets make.

Interview with our New Managing Editor, Anna Zumbahlen

Interview with our New Managing Editor, Anna Zumbahlen

Anna Zumbahlen has been promoted to Managing Editor from the Carve reading committee.

Caroline Casper's "Eminence" a Finalist for Million Writers Award

Caroline Casper's "Eminence" a Finalist for Million Writers Award

UPDATE: The votes have been tallied and Caroline placed first in the contest. Thank you to all who voted to make Carve stories win first place two years in a row

Four Carve Stories Recognized for the Million Writers Award 2014

Four Carve Stories Recognized for the Million Writers Award 2014

Big congratulations to the four Carve contributors whose stories have each been recognized as a “Notable Story” of 2013 by the Million Writers Award.

Jessica Barksdale Inclan

Jessica Barksdale Inclan

Jessica Barksdale is a best-selling author with over a dozen books under her belt. How does she do it?

Beatriz Terrazas

Beatriz Terrazas

Beatriz Terrazas has earned a Pulitzer, her work in journalism garnered her the Nieman Fellowship at Harvard University, and her name appears on the credits of several projects as producer, writer, and photographer.

Mason Hickman, Reading Committee

Mason Hickman, Reading Committee

Mason Hickman is a Carve reading committee member, professional massage therapist, and lover of literature.

“Missing Teeth” by Bryan VanDyke

“Missing Teeth” by Bryan VanDyke

“Missing Teeth” is an absorbing piece built around Bernie Patton, a character who is quietly unpalatable while remaining completely compelling.

Doug Benerofe

Doug Benerofe

Doug Benerofe is a fiction writer and high school English teacher. He has been reading Carve since 2005.

Jennie Goloboy

Jennie Goloboy

Jennie Goloboy agents at Red Sofa Literary, where she represents a variety of genres spanning from science fiction to history.

Rita Juster, Reading Committee

Rita Juster, Reading Committee

Rita tells us how she found her way to literature and what she loves about being a reader for Carve.