What Lies Beneath: A Conversation with Victoria Gosling
Rachel Barenbaum interviews Victoria Gosling about her debut, “Before the Ruins.”
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Histories of Violence: On Suffering
Brad Evans speaks with philosopher and poet Eugene Thacker. A conversation in Brad Evans’s “Histories of Violence” series.
Technology and Politics Are Inseparable: An Interview with Cory Doctorow
In this conversation about his new novel, “Attack Surface,” Cory Doctorow imagines a path toward mending the broken systems that shape our lives.
“Between the Lines”: A Conversation with Diane di Prima
Hilton Obenzinger interviews poet Diane di Prima, who recently passed away in October 2020.
Books Like Pictures in a Gallery: A Conversation with Jonathan Lethem
Sean Hooks talks with Jonathan Lethem about his newest book, “The Arrest.”
Tiptoeing Toward the Very Edge of Believability: An Interview with Kevin Barry
Daneet Steffens interviews Irish author Kevin Barry about his new short story collection, “That Old Country Music.”
Under the Language: A Conversation with Pierre Joris on Paul Celan
David Brazil interviews Pierre Joris about his new collection of Paul Celan writings, “Memory Rose into Threshold Speech.”
The Mythmaker Gazes at Himself: A Conversation with David Leo Rice
Matthew Specktor and author David Leo Rice discuss his book series, “A Room in Dodge City.”
Tzimtzum as (Space)craft: Jake Marmer’s Mystical Sci-Fi Poetics
Jake Marmer talks intergalactic longing and Jewish mysticism.
The Day Begins with “Evening”: A Conversation with Nessa Rapoport
Nessa Rapoport discusses her second novel, a saga about Jewish sisterhood.
The Styles and Dilemmas of Advocacy: A Conversation with Paul Lichterman
Andrew Malmuth talks with Paul Lichterman about his ethnography of civic action in Los Angeles.
Change of Perspective: A Conversation with Anaïs Duplan
Tracie Morris interviews poet Anaïs Duplan about his new work, “Blackspace: On the Poetics of an Afrofuture.”
Writing Isn’t a Sacred Activity, It Is an Ordinary Activity: A Conversation with Karl Ove Knausgaard
Bob Blaisdell talks with writer Karl Ove Knausgaard.
“The World Wakes Up, Enlarged”: A Conversation with Dan Chiasson
Natasha Hakimi Zapata interviews poet Dan Chiasson about his latest book, “The Math Campers.”
From Fact to Fiction, with Fried Chicken: A Conversation with KJ Dell’Antonia
Food is love, but food is also at the heart of a sibling rivalry in a new novel.
No Safe Options: A Conversation with Andreas Malm
Should climate activism embrace strategic violence such as the destruction of corporate property?
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