VIDEO ARCHIVE

March 1, 2011

    VIDEO ARCHIVE

    In Studio Interviews


    Molly Ringwald on "When it Happens to You"
     


    Skylight Reading Series:




    Episode 5: Adrian Tomine discusses his "New York Drawings"


    Episode 4: DT Max discusses his biography on David Foster Wallace


    Episode 3: Emma Straub reads from Laura Lamont's Life in Pictures


    Episode 2: Jeffrey Fleishman reads Shadow Man
    Episode 1: Nathalie Handal reads Poet in Andalucia




    Authors talk to Tom Lutz:


    Aimee Bender on nonfiction.


    Aimee Bender on The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake.


    Leo Braudy on the Hollywood sign.


    Cecil Castellucci on young adult fiction.


    James Ellroy on Shakedown


    Steve Erickson of genre, Faulkner, time, and his first novel.


    Janet Fitch on her forthcoming novel.


    Janet Fitch on the resilience of fiction.


    Janet Fitch on the varieties of nonfiction.


    Judith Freeman on her book about Raymond Chandler.


    Seth Greenland on adaptation.


    Seth Greenland on the necessity of standards.


    Denise Hamilton on her latest novel, Damage Control.


    Juan Felipe Herrera on becoming the new California Poet Laureate.


    Laila Lalami on tellling the truth.


    Lalila Lalami on writing Hope and Other Dangerous Pursuits.


    Paul Mandelbaum on the contract with the reader.


    Richard Schickel on writing biography.


    Mark Haskell Smith on nonfiction.


    Mark Haskell Smith on novelist David Mitchell.


    Jerry Stahl on Permanent Midnight, memoir, I, Fatty, and historical fiction.


    Michael Tolkin on The Return of the Player.




    Our Young Critics videos:
     


    Rachel Conway on Percy Jackson


    Rachel Conway The Hunger Games


    Clara Mokri on Marly & Me


    Clara Mokri on The Book Thief.


    Clara Mokri on The Hunger Games


    Grace Slansky on Fried Green Tomatoes and other books.

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