All Interviews

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  Joan Didion, One Week after 9/11

  Didion, on the first plane out of New York after 9/11

  Jon WienerSep 11, 2013
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  The Author Looks Inward: A Conversation with Jonathan Lethem

  Acclaimed author Jonathan Lethem, whose latest novel, Dissident Gardens, is published this month, discusses genre and grandmothers, politics and sense of place, language and literary influences with LA Review interviewer Brian Gresko.

  Brian GreskoSep 8, 2013

• PODCAST #40: Richard Rayner

  Richard Rayner discusses Los Angeles with Colin Marshall

  Colin MarshallSep 4, 2013
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  Maximum Bob: An E-Mail Conversation with Bob Shacochis

  An extensive interview with Bob Shacochis on the publication of his first novel in a decade.

  Askold MelnyczukSep 2, 2013
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  A Functional Form Has Its Own Beauty: An Interview with Kim Stanley Robinson

  McKenzie Wark interviews Kim Stanley Robinson

  McKenzie WarkSep 2, 2013
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  Rebel with a Cause: An Interview with Carne Ross

  In this exclusive interview, Carne Ross, former British diplomat and current advisor to the United Nations for the National Coalition of Syrian Revolution and Opposition Forces, talks about Syria, international diplomacy, capitalism, anarchism, gay rights, Gandhi, and John le Carré.

  Shaun RandolSep 1, 2013
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  We’re All Trying to Reinvent Ourselves: An Interview with Alfredo Corchado

  Alfredo Corchado, born in Mexico, went back as a journalist. This is what he found.

  Adam GoodmanSep 1, 2013
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  A Mother, Her Daughter, and an Incestuous, Murdering Father

  A daughter’s voyage of discovery and a mother’s childhood hell.

  MaryAnne KoltonAug 28, 2013
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  Deanne Stillman, "Desert Reckoning"

  An interview with Deanne Stillman, author of Desert Reckoning

  Aug 27, 2013
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  Human Relationships Are Hard: An Interview With Adelle Waldman

  Evan Allgood interviews Adelle Waldman about “The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P”, a story about the heartbreaker we all know, and hope we never have the misfortune to date.

  Evan AllgoodAug 25, 2013
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  It Is An Apple: An Interview With Judy Grahn

  “The apple is the menstruation of the apple tree,” say famed poet and activist Judy Grahn in an interview with fellow poet Lisa Moore. The benefits of listening to the same Stevie Wonder record for 23 hours a day are also discussed.

  Lisa L. MooreAug 23, 2013
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  The Kitchen Sink is Boring: An Interview with Kit Reed

  Scott O'ConnorAug 21, 2013
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  PODCAST #39: Robert Polito, Tom Healy, Adam Fitzgerald

  Robert Polito, Tom Healy, Adam Fitzgerald

  Colin MarshallAug 21, 2013
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  Elmore Leonard’s Secret: “Clean Living, and a Fast Outfield”

  Jon WienerAug 20, 2013
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  Audiobooks before Audiobooks

  Long before anyone had ever heard of audiobooks, Caedmon Records made a name for itself recording authors reading aloud from their work.

  Matthew RuberyAug 19, 2013

• Harlan Ellison Goes to Hollywood

  Harlan Ellison

  Aug 18, 2013