All Interviews
Living on the Edge of Life: A Final Interview with Peter Matthiessen
The life and work of Peter Matthiessen teaches us that there is no substitute for actual engagement with the world and all its people and species and darkness and wonders.
Con Artists and True Believers: J.C. Gabel interviews LA historian and author Kim Cooper
I had a pretty unusual working method, which was to go into the sauna at the Los Angeles Athletic Club and stay in there and plot.
Three Questions for Michael Nava regarding his new novel, "The City of Palaces"
Daniel Olivas talks with Michael Nava.
Life and Debt
Timothy Spangler interviews professor, author and activist Andrew Ross
On the Frontiers of Animal Research: A Conversation with Virginia Morell
Richard Hertzberg talks to the author of Animal Wise about pet ownership, animal intentionality, Jane Goodall, and more.
PODCAST #56: Helen Wan, "The Partner Track"
[VIDEO] Founder of Red Hen Press and author of new book "The Goldilocks Zone"
Kate Gale is interviewed about her independent press, Red Hen Publishing, and about her new book of poetry "The Goldilocks Zone."
Gender, Art, Perception: Lauren Walsh Interviews Siri Hustvedt
Siri Hustvedt talks life, culture, and her new novel, The Blazing World.
Three Questions for Luis J. Rodriguez
Luis J. Rodriguez talks about the upcoming 13th anniversary of Tía Chucha’s Café & Centro Cultural.
Claire Luchette Interviews Cliff Chase
Cliff Chase discusses his new memoir.
Unhinged in the Jetztzeit: An Interview with Bruce Hainley
The artist Sturtevant is many things: open secret, dowsing wand, aesthetic hacker. But above all else, she is a dynamo.
PODCAST #55: LARB Quarterly Special
Celebrating the second issue of the LARB Quarterly Journal, featuring contributors Geoff Nicholson and Colin Dickey.
I Hate Genre: An Interview with John Banville/Benjamin Black
Jon Wiener talks with John Banville about Benjamin Black.
PODCAST #54: Attica Locke
Colin Marshall sits down with Attica Locke, screenwriter and author of two novels: Black Water Rising (2009) and The Cutting Season (2012).
Peggy Kamuf on Jacques Derrida’s Death Penalty Seminar
Derrida’s lectures on the death penalty just translated.
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