I am still blown away by the swiftly-increasing capacity of online social networking technologies to foster communities around the globe.  We can blog, tweet, flickr (has that one become a verb yet?), share video on YouTube.com, and share audio through podcasts.  At last count, more than 1300 people had declared themselves supporters of the IAF […]

When Interfictions 2 was published in November of 2009, Boston decided to celebrate a weird day with a weird event! So on Friday the 13th we gathered at The Lily Pad in Cambridge for an evening of musical improvisation and Interstitial readings. Our musicians were Michael McLaughlin on piano and accordion, Joe Kessler on violin […]

Are you interstitial? Do you write, create, or perform material that falls in between or outside of traditional genre categories?  Are you interested in collaborating across genres and artistic disciplines?   Or do you enjoy broadening your horizons while meeting writers and artists of all types doing exciting cross-disciplinary work? Then you belong in […]

The IAF is celebrating the start of 2010 by launching a new section of our website: IAF Events!
This is where you will find writeups of previous IAF events (now showcasing the November 6, 2009 New York City event courtesy of Ellen Kushner and the July 15, 2009 Brunswick, Maine event courtesy of Erin […]

The IAF is transforming the idea of the 17th Century salon into a 21st Century reality by blasting through physical borders to bring five Interfictions 2 authors (+ one editor) together for a virtual world Salon, hosted by Jackson Street Books in Second Life.
Please join us for this special event devoted to interstitial writing and […]

The second NYC Salon has been announced! Artists and enthusiasts are cordially invited to an evening devoted to the pleasures of conversation among boundary crossing artists, writers, musicians, and creators.
The Time: Wednesday October 28th, 7 - 10 PM
The Place: aroma espresso bar; 161 West 72nd Street (between Amsterdam & Columbus and less than half a […]