All Interviews

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  We’re in This Barroom Brawl Together

  Miriam Toews on the Fiction of Grief and Comedy

  Christine Fischer GuyNov 14, 2014

  • Fiction

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  An Interview with Andrew Lipstein, Digital Publisher

  Contributor Diana Wagman interviews Andrew Lipstein, creator and editor of 0s&1s Novels.

  Diana WagmanNov 7, 2014
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  A New Collection of California Prose

  "Trying to capture California in one book is like attempting to catch a hurricane in a shot glass."

  Dinah LenneyNov 6, 2014

  • Nonfiction

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  Fun, Fury, and the American Studies Association

  An Interview with ASA President Lisa Duggan

  Sarah MesleNov 6, 2014

  • Cultural Studies

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  PODCAST #71: Craig Davidson

  Craig Davidson is the author of Cataract City, a novel about two friends in Niagara Falls. Previously he wrote Rust and Bone, and also writes under his pen names, Nick Cutter and Patrick Lestewka.

  Colin MarshallNov 4, 2014
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  Blank Space on the Family Tree

  An Interview with Vanessa Manko

  Natasha AwasthiOct 30, 2014

  • Fiction

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  The Love Letters of Heinrich Himmler

  "The Decent One" heralds a new kind of Holocaust documentary, one made by a documentarian two generations removed from the original horror, one that dares to look at a perpetrator with the assumption that he is not an animal or a monster but a human being.

  Laurie WinerOct 29, 2014

  • History

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  Bookstore MFA

  Paul Legault interviews Carl Adamshick

  Paul LegaultOct 29, 2014

• To Live Ideologically Is to Narrow Your Life

  An Interview with Xiaolu Guo

  Anita FelicelliOct 29, 2014

• The Man Who Read Too Much

  "How can you have a collection of the best American mystery stories of the 19th century and not include Poe?"

  Art TaylorOct 27, 2014

• “Drop the Pen!”: An Interview with Laura Poitras

  In January 2013, Edward Snowden reached out to Laura Poitras. He signed his emails “Citizenfour.”

  Jon WienerOct 23, 2014

• David Mitchell, Unplugged

  “Writing for future generations rather than your own is probably the best way of guaranteeing your own eternal oblivion.”

  Michael MagrasOct 22, 2014

• A World Carved from Words: The First Navajo Poet Laureate

  An Interview with the First Navajo Poet Laureate

  Natalie DiazOct 20, 2014

• Girls of Spectacular Culture

  "We’ve not only become absolute commodities but commodities whose every meaningless gesture is also a commodity as they are captured for the screen."

  Brian Kim StefansOct 19, 2014

  • Philosophy & Religion

• Stream of Pre-Consciousness

  Eimear McBride felt that a part of life wasn’t being expressed through straightforward language.

  Susan McCallum-SmithOct 18, 2014

  • Literary Fiction

• Chasing the Origins of Gonzo in South America

  An Interview with Brian Kevin

  Aaron ShulmanOct 17, 2014

  • Nonfiction

  • Travel