This week on The Missouri Review Soundbooth Tanya McQueen interviews writer Colson Whitehead. Whitehead is the author of five books of fiction and two books of nonfiction. His reviews, essays, and fiction have appeared in ...

This week on The Missouri Review Soundbooth we are featuring the last of our three winners from the 2014 Audio Contest. The winning prose piece was the short story "Eggtooth" by Steve De Jarnatt, with music and mixing by ...

Today on The Missouri Review Soundbooth Podcast we are excited to bring to you the final installment of our fantastic 2014 Audio Contest winners and runners up. Today's feature is our runner-up in the Audio Documentary ...

This week on The Missouri Review Soundbooth we talk to agent Stacia Decker about query letters, sample pages, and establishing a good author-agent relationship. Decker joined the Donald Maass Literary Agency in 2009. A ...

This week on The Missouri Review Soundbooth Tanya McQueen talks to Scott Garson, editor of Wigleaf: an online journal of (very) short fiction, about Wigleaf's Top 50, the short short story, and trends in online publication. ...

This week on The Missouri Review Soundbooth we talk to Electric Literature‘s editors, Halimah Marcus and Benjamin Samuel, about recommended reading, single sentence animations, and how to dress your fiction to make it most ...

The month of June is First Books Month at The Missouri Review Soundbooth. This month, we'll bring you readings and interviews with four writers who have recently published their first full-length books. We kick off the ...

April is Poetry Month and The Missouri Review Soundbooth has a great lineup of poetry podcasts that celebrate verse. This week Cary Stough talks to Don Share, editor of Poetry Magazine, about editing, new voices in poetry, ...

This week on The Missouri Review Soundbooth we talk to Kenyon Review fiction editor Caitlin Horrocks about literary magazines, reading, and dream submissions. Her first book is the story collection, This Is Not Your City. ...

This week on The Missouri Review Soundbooth, Rachel Cochran talks to Ruth Ozeki about writing, Bhuddism, and technology. Ruth Ozeki is a novelist, filmmaker, and Zen Buddhist priest. Her first two novels, My year of meats ...

"In our ... (Winter 2014 Issue) Josh Huber and Johanna Saleska spoke on the phone with writer Mary Roach. [In this] podcast, we have a selection from their wide-ranging interview, including some new content that didn't ...

Amy Schleunes is the 2011 Missouri Review's Audio Contest first runner-up in the self-recorded documentary category.

With this dual recording, The Missouri Review honors both of the Runners-up of the 2013 Audio Contest: Henry Finch's "Key Largo," which was the runner-up in the poetry category, and "Teen contender," produced by Joe Richmond, ...

This podcast presents Kevin McIlvoy reading from his collection of poems, "Notes on his poems from a guy who observed them in their natural habitat." Mr. McIlvoy is the winner the 2015 Miller Audio Prize Contest in the ...

Kenny Malone is the winner of The Missouri Review's 2013 Audio Contest in the audio documentary category.

This week, Cary Stough talks to Persea Books poetry editor, Gabe Fried. Persea books is an independent, literary publishing house founded in 1975. In collaboration with The Lexi Rudnitsky Poetry Project, Persea Books ...

Last week [The Missouri Review] had the opportunity to talk to Trudy Lewis about her new novel "The Empire rolls" for The Missouri Review's Soundbooth podcast. We discussed everything from the writing process to the ...

Greg Brownderville is The Missouri Review's 2011 Audio Contest winner in the poetry category.

Anna Solomon is The Missouri Review's 2011 Editor's Prize winner in the fiction category. Anna Solomon was recorded live at the Cherry Hill Conference Center in Columbia, Missouri.

Ken Cormier was The Missouri Review's 2011 Audio Contest winner in the self-recorded documentary category.