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A Portrait of the Young Girl: On the 60th Anniversary of Nabokov’s Lolita Part III — An Interview Series
An interview series dedicated to the imagery of Lolita and the young girl.
All Interviews
A Portrait of the Young Girl: On the 60th Anniversary of "Lolita" Part II — An Interview Series
An interview series dedicated to the imagery of Lolita and the young girl.
A Portrait of the Young Girl: On the 60th Anniversary of "Lolita" Part I — An Interview Series
An interview series dedicated to the imagery of Lolita and the young girl.
Stretching Out
"My ideal audience would be every literate person on earth, minus anyone I’m related to or grew up with."
Studio, Gallery, and Cloud
Lainey Racah interviews artist Devin Kenny on his practice, the internet, and his newly released record, "Alone We Play."
“The Only Cure for Homesickness Is More Homesickness”
An Interview with Ruth Behar.
The Laurel Canyon Story
"Los Angeles is, in my humble opinion, the origin point of some of America’s greatest fiction, past and present."
“California Split,” 40 Years Later, Part III: An Interview with Elliott Gould, George Segal, and Joseph Walsh in Three Parts
Part III of Kim Morgan's three-part interview with Elliott Gould, George Segal, and Joseph Walsh.
“California Split,” 40 Years Later, Part II: An Interview with Elliott Gould, George Segal, and Joseph Walsh in Three Parts
Part II of Kim Morgan's three-part interview with Elliott Gould, George Segal, and Joseph Walsh.
“California Split,” 40 Years Later: An Interview with Elliott Gould, George Segal, and Joseph Walsh in Three Parts
“California Split”: An Interview with Elliott Gould, George Segal, and Joseph Walsh.
An Interview with Alejandro Morales Regarding His New Novel, “River of Angels”
“From that time on, those photos registered in my memory and wouldn’t let go — what I saw, heard, felt from them.”
An Interview with No Pictures
Tom Lutz talks with B.J. Novak about storytelling and his forthcoming children’s book.
An Aggressive Title: Lindsay Hunter on Ugly Girls
Teenage girls think a lot about how people look, and there’s a lot of shame and power and emotion tied up in that.
Decommissioned Words: An Interview with Richard Ford
Don’t say hydrate when you mean drink.
Tom's Book Club: James Ellroy
Three Questions for Juan Felipe Herrera Regarding His New Book, “Portraits of Hispanic American Heroes”
"We need to walk these books to the centers of educational institutions — this is what it is all about."
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