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There’s No Writer’s Block in a Newsroom
Tom Lutz talks to Michael Connelly.
All Interviews
Elegies, Allergies, and Other Elusions: Marilyn Chin Talks Hard Love
To “make it new” might just mean a Chinese American woman poet writing some badass polyvocal poems to take on the Modernists.
Talking Tennessee: A Conversation with John Lahr
Gregg Barrios talks to John Lahr about Tennessee Williams.
Pushing Along, Pushing Along
Kevane interviews Thomas McGuane on writing and living in Montana and Florida, Crow Fair, and his best work.
I Don’t Need to Write Anything Down Ever Again
An interview with Sarah Manguso about "Ongoingness" and confronting a decades-long need to keep a daily journal.
It’s Not Even Past
John Bowe and James Hannaham Discuss Delicious Foods, Nobodies, and Modern American Slavery
Writing Is Key
Dinah Lenney interviews memoirist Abigail Thomas.
Building van Gogh’s World
Van Gogh was so appreciative of the beauty of the natural world, and he wanted to give back to this beauty by representing it as best he could.
Life Is Easier than We Make It
"The Slap" is about people who are so distracted they have very little sense of how to count their blessings.
Filmgoer Theory: An Interview with Eddie Muller on the Nowness of Noir
An interview with Eddie Muller about Black Pool Productions, film noir, and NOIR CITY Hollywood.
Brown Broads, White TV
“I want to understand: why does abjection signify freedom for white people?"
We Create a Lot of Widows
One of the reasons I say, “Get the story down first,” is because it’s the last thing I’m interested in, so I just lay it down like a base coat of paint.
The Imitation Game
Jacob Rubin: “I just follow my characters around and wait for them to do something interesting.”
“Smashing Fascist Heads”: Jazra Khaleed on Political and Poetic Crisis in Greece
"Aside from being important as an act of memoralization, poetry is a weapon."
“Save Yourself”: An Interview with Kelly Braffet on Her New Novel
"You have to make sure all of your creeps are creepy and all of your surprises are surprising."
At the Borders of Our Tongue
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