Lo Fi Lit

I talked with Mathias on this episode of Low Fi LitWe talked about HIV, transitioning, writing and lots of other topics as well.I stole their bio from the website missunity dot net.(When you press play the episode jumps into mid - conversation.)'Miss Unity is the stage name of Mathias Todd Mietzelfeld, an American writer, singer-songwriter, and drag performer, and the reigning fifth-place runner-up of the annual karaoke contest at the Otsego County Fair.​He has published essays, fiction, and poetry in places like Hobart, Misery Tourism, Expat Press, X-R-A-Y, and Fugitives & Futurists.'​His first book, the essay collection WHO KILLED MABEL FROST? is forthcoming in 2023 from SF/LD Books.Check it out .

In this episode, guest Maggie Lee (Shabby Doll House alumni) talks about attending parties, being friends with Sarah Jean and Lucy K Shaw. They discuss queerness, their move to L.A. with their partner, their early beginnings in New York, and what it's like to be part of the Shabby Doll House community.

Julianne Neely, a poet from New York, discusses her experience working on Sesame Street and the influence it had on her writing. She also talks about her experimental approach to poetry and the frustrations of being a finalist for prizes without getting published. The conversation explores topics such as post humanism, navigating writing program applications, and the lack of representation of women poets in contemporary culture.

Nico sat down with me on this fine evening and we had a nice short discussion on the aspects of their work and their future in writing. They are not yet published, and they use twitter as a means of producing poetry right now, Stay till the very end! Some guests stop by. If you're looking for a lot of analysis, well this is certainly the episode for you! So much analysis. Esp for everyone out there named Mark. This episode is for you, my dudes.

In this episode of Lo Fi Lit, I chat with Mary Boo Anderson, a visionary writer and spectacular artist. We explore her creative process, her jobs, and her satirical videos on corporate culture. We also discuss the concept of scale in art and her desire to create a giant ceramic coffee mug. In addition, we touch on her experience working as a paid audience member on the Moray Povich show and the idea of a talk show focused on teen artists. We delve into the concept of 'Doreve' and its influence on perspective, as well as themes and creative captivity. Finally, we discuss time travel, poetry, and the pressures of deadlines and ADHD medication.

Aidan Ryan is the dopest publisher, editor and writer from Buffalo, New York ever invented in the history of mankind!.

Guest Carmen E Brady, writer and artist from the rural southwestern US, discusses topics such as her series Parabel from Hell, anime, her self-published work called Cloud County, and gratitude for the listeners. Other topics include college experiences, discovering the shabby dollhouse, exploring art styles, challenges of daily commutes, teaching experience, creative routines, frustrations in submitting work, designing and publishing a chapbook, and designing websites and secret books.

Accidentally chatted with Theo on JULY 17,2022. A discussion on organizing events, the intersection of art and technology, Adderall usage, reflections on reading, brevity in writing, novels and cryptocurrency investments, drug use and risk, gorillas and transportation, website sections and a hidden cemetery.