Jonathan Rogers interviews Katy Bowser Hutson about her chapbook Now I Lay Me Down to Fight, the surprisingly motivating force of mortality, and how the "pre-verbal" component of trauma can be profoundly expressed through the verbal medium of poems.

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Jonathan Rogers interviews Katy Bowser Hutson about her chapbook <a href="https://www.katyhutson.com/limited-edition-poetry-book/now-i-lay-me-down-to-fight-signed-first-edition">Now I Lay Me Down to Fight</a>, the surprisingly motivating force of mortality, and how the "pre-verbal" component of trauma can be profoundly expressed through the verbal medium of poems.
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Conversations with writers about writing, hosted by Jonathan Rogers.

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