ep.4_ Alexandrine Ogundimu

I had a super fun time talking with Alexandrine. Also, finally did an episode with someone in the US on this podcast and only had to manage a 2 hour time zone difference!! Topics include: The impact life transitions have on creative work, Defining the ever-changing label of “transgressive” writing, Thoughts on writing autofiction, Publishing indie vs. big 5, Academia and day jobs, Neon Genesis Evangelion plus other influences — Among many many other thoughts and tangents. Beats in this episode are produced by G.V.A. ********************************************************Alexandrine Ogundimu is a Nigerian-American transgender writer from Indiana. Her debut novella Desperate, and its follow-up Agitation, are available now from Amphetamine Sulphate. Her fiction can be found in Five:2:One, Flapperhouse, Maudlin House, Exposition Review, X-R-A-Y, and elsewhere. She received an MFA in Fiction at New York University and is pursuing a PhD in English at University of Illinois at Chicago. She runs the online literary magazine FILTH at filthlitmag.com, and can be found on Twitter @cross_radical.