All Interviews

• PODCAST #47 Michael Krikorian, "Southside"

  Colin Marshall talks to Michael Krikorian about the gangs of Los Angeles his latest novel Southside

  Colin MarshallNov 5, 2013

• A Transnational, Translingual Writer: Claire Conceison on Gao Xingjian

  Jeffrey WasserstromNov 4, 2013
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  On the Logic of Anthropological Inquiry: A Conversation with Paul Rabinow

  Paul Rabinow is one of the most influential thinkers about anthropology at work today.

  Todd MeyersNov 4, 2013

• All I See Around Me is the Same Old Darkness: Gloria Davies on Lu Xun

  Jeffrey WasserstromNov 4, 2013
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  Three Questions for Daniel Alarcón

  Daniel Alarcón talks about his new novel, At Night We Walk in Circles.

  Daniel A. OlivasOct 30, 2013

• PODCAST #46: Keenan Norris, "Brother and the Dancer"

  Colin Marshall interview Keenan Norris about his debut novel "Brother and the Dancer"

  Colin MarshallOct 29, 2013
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  Stranger than Fiction: Filmmaker Lucy Mulloy on Cuba, Una Noche and the Character-Driven Drama

  Lea AschkenasOct 28, 2013
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  Everyone Has a Place: On Wynton Marsalis's Abyssinian Mass, and the Tour Buses That Took Us There

  Candice HoyesOct 27, 2013

• James Franco and Matt Rager on 'As I Lay Dying'

  James Franco and Matt Rager talk to LARB's Merve Emre about their film based on William Faulkner's great novel.

  Merve EmreOct 27, 2013

• Further Adventures in the Monochrome: A Conversation with John Yau

  Rachel MayOct 27, 2013

• The Challenges of Conveying Absurd Reality: An Interview with Chinese Writer Yu Hua

  Megan ShankOct 25, 2013
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  Keeping the News Alive from Outside Ethiopia

  Ethiopian journalists face death every day. Qabaata Boru escaped and founded Kanere News, a news service based in the refugee camps.

  Andrew McGregorOct 24, 2013
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  The Dead Are Everywhere

  Ghassan Zaqtan is being recognized as one of the world’s great writers.

  Oct 22, 2013

• The Poetic Unconscious: An Interview With Sarah Arvio

  More than writer’s block, I had life block. I was living in anguish, and I didn’t know why. I knew that I had much to express, but I didn’t know what it was.

  Jenny XieOct 19, 2013

• PODCAST #45: Maria Bustillos, Cord Jefferson, and Ander Monson

  Colin MarshallOct 17, 2013

• I Never Speak Metaphorically

  Unless Questioned by the Police

  Jean HarrisOct 15, 2013