The Myth of the “Undeserving Poor”: A Conversation with Pat LaMarche
Pat LaMarche discusses her first YA novel and the myths about poverty it rebuts.
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To Overcome Shouting into the Void: A Conversation with Jae Nichelle
A spoken word poet discusses her craft, the dangers of commercialization, and the inspiration of Black Lives Matter.
Baseball Road Trip: An Interview with Brad Balukjian
Julia Scheeres talks to Brad Balukjian about his road trip to track down all the players in a 1986 package of Topps.
Three Questions for Yxta Maya Murray Regarding Her New Short Story Collection “The World Doesn’t Work That Way, but It Could”
The law professor turned author on her new collection and the banality of evil under Trump.
Stranger Than Something That Is Already Strange: A Conversation with Namwali Serpell
The literary critic turned celebrated novelist discusses her new book, “Stranger Faces.”
Histories of Violence: The Revolutionary Potential of Pacifism
Brad Evans speaks with Richard Jackson, the director of the National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (NCPACS).
I Drew on Every Role I’ve Ever Played: A Conversation with Armin Shimerman
Dinah Lenney speaks to actor and author Armin Shimerman about Shakespeare, Star Trek, and “Illyria Book One: Betrayal of Angels.”
The Dark History of Eastern California: A Conversation with Kendra Atleework
Kendra Atleework discusses her new memoir, “Miracle Country,” and the beauty of Eastern California.
A Country of Influence: A Conversation with Karen Kevorkian
Ramón García interviews poet Karen Kevorkian about her latest collection, “Quivira.”
On Choice, Children, and Womanhood: A Conversation with Christa Parravani
Kelly Thompson talks with Christa Parravani about her new memoir, “Loved and Wanted.”
Exhausting the Vein of Realism: A Conversation with Lynne Sharon Schwartz
Rachel Cline talks to Lynne Sharon Schwartz about her new book, “Truthtelling: Stories, Fables, Glimpses.”
Unsafe Harbors: A Conversation with Nadia Terranova
The Italian novelist discusses embodiment and desire in fiction, and why she hates male feminists.
Quantified Life: An Interview with Sun-ha Hong
Emily Watlington interviews Sun-ha Hong about our data fantasies.
An Enduring Relationship with Forms: A Conversation with Nancy Naomi Carlson
Nancy Naomi Carlson discusses the inspirations behind her latest poetry collection, “An Infusion of Violets.”
The Butch Lesbian Sci-Fi Aesthetic: A Conversation With Tamsyn Muir
Mikaella Clements speaks with Tamsyn Muir about her Locked Tomb trilogy, lesbian romance, forging new directions in sci-fi, and finding her Kiwi voice
A Black Lives Matter Movement in Small-Town Ohio: A Conversation with Shawn Captain
The great-grandson of protestors from the first Civil Rights movement now takes to the streets himself.
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