When I sat down with Kirsten Reneau, I did not know entirely what to expect. I knew that her piece, ‘First, there was the Comb Jelly’ (read here), was a fantastic piece of literature, and I knew by our short email exchange she was friendly and accommodating with her time. What I learned from our conversation is that she’s not just a writer, but a passionate and articulate proponent of Creative Non-Fiction; she is a student and a teacher, and an editor in her own right at Bayou Magazine. To say we got along well is an understatement.
You can watch our entire conversation below:
You can follow Kirsten on Twitter here.
You can find Kirsten’s work here.
You can submit to Bayou Magazine here.
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A jack of many trades: an actress, a writer, a poet, an academic, an activist, a photographer and podcast host, Samantha writes, takes photographs, and reviews submissions for the journal. Her literary interests span the spectrum of the written and spoken word.
