The Kids Want Communism: A Conversation with Joshua Simon
Joshua Simon talks about his years-long art project that celebrates the archival histories of communism.
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A Genealogy of Style: A Conversation with Douglas Glover
A major Canadian author discusses the aesthetic processes that guided his experimental short fiction.
Wonder and Distance: A Conversation with William Boyle
Steve Weddle talks to William Boyle about his new novel, “City of Margins.”
To Stop the Shrug: An Interview with Susannah Cahalan
Taylor Larsen talks to writer Susannah Cahalan about her new book, "The Great Pretender: The Undercover Mission that Changed Our Understanding of Madness."
Just Because You Played a Writer, Doesn’t Mean You Are One: A Conversation Between Savannah Knoop and Amy Scholder
Talking to Savannah Knoop about their work and their time as JT Leroy.
Controlling Grief — An Impossible Task: A Conversation with Casandra López
Casandra López discusses her new poetry collection and the ethics of writing about trauma.
Among the Athenians: A Conversation with Grace Elizabeth Hale
Andrew Holter talks with Grace Elizabeth Hale, writer of “Cool Town: How Athens, Georgia, Launched Alternative Music and Changed American Culture.”
Language Is a Casualty of War: A Conversation with Beth Piatote
Sam Levin talks with writer Beth Piatote about her debut short story collection, “The Beadworkers.”
Knowing and Not Knowing: An Interview with Emily St. John Mandel
Rachel Barenbaum interviews author Emily St. John Mandel about her new novel, “The Glass Hotel.”
Totally Grounded: A Conversation with Daniel José Older on “The Book of Lost Saints”
Marcos Damián León talks to Daniel José Older about his recently published book, "The Book of Lost Saints."
State-Sponsored Empire Building: A Conversation with Rob Reich
Edward Carver and Rob Reich discuss philanthropy and democracy.
“My Truth Was in That Contradiction”: A Conversation with Christine Larusso
Patrick Coleman talks with poet Christine Larusso about her newest project, “There Will Be No More Daughters.”
Yes, It Is the Evil Lurking: A Conversation with Michael Farris Smith
Ivy Pochoda interviews Michael Farris Smith about his new book, “Blackwood.”
The Narrative Wars: A Conversation with Juan Gabriel Vásquez
A major Colombian author discusses the challenges of speaking truth in a “post-truth” era.
Histories of Violence: The Crises of Containment
Brad Evans speaks with Gareth Owen OBE, Humanitarian Director at Save the Children, UK. A conversation in Brad Evans’s “Histories of Violence” series.
I Want to Draw Big Pictures: A Conversation with Mari Coates on “The Pelton Papers”
Eleanor J. Bader talks to Mari Coates about her new novel, “The Pelton Papers.”
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