Immigration, Masculinity, Punk Rock: A Conversation with Phuc Tran
A Vietnamese American memoirist on the pressures of assimilation, toxic masculinity, and anti-Black racism.
A Vietnamese American memoirist on the pressures of assimilation, toxic masculinity, and anti-Black racism.
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Mairead Case talks to Robert Glück about his book "Margery Kempe," recently republished by NYRB Classics with an introduction by Colm Tóibín.
Ottilie Mulzet, translator of Szilárd Borbély and László Krasznahorkai, on translation as a way of life.
Brad Evans speaks with Fatima Bhutto, whose latest novel is “The Runaways.”
A major Latin American novelist discusses the archive undergirding his newly translated novel “Natural History.”
Daniel Olivas talks to writer Frederick Luis Aldama about his latest children’s book, “The Adventures of Chupacabra Charlie.”
Yvonne Conza interviews Natasha Trethewey about her new book, “Memorial Drive: A Daughter’s Memoir.”
Roberto Tejada talks with Susan Briante about migration, documentary poetics, and her new book “Defacing the Monument.”
Max Bienstock talks to Ken Jacobs about his six-decade filmmaking career.
A renowned journalist discusses his new book about US foreign policy during the Cold War era.
Robin Kaiser-Schatzlein talks to Francesco Boldizzoni about when capitalism will actually end.
Amy Reardon interviews Ava Homa about her debut novel, "Daughters of Smoke and Fire."
Brad Evans speaks with Ruth Ben-Ghiat, whose forthcoming book is “Strongmen: From Mussolini to the Present.”
Otis Houston follows up with Thomas Chatterton Williams, author of “Self-Portrait in Black and White: Unlearning Race.”
Amy Gentry interviews Richard Z. Santos, author of the new books “Trust Me.”