Against Climate Barbarism: A Conversation with Naomi Klein
Naomi Klein on eco-fascism, the power of social movements, and the desperate promise of a Green New Deal.
Naomi Klein on eco-fascism, the power of social movements, and the desperate promise of a Green New Deal.
Gene Kwak talks to Kimberly King Parsons about her short story collection, "Black Light," and how she put it together.
Rita Felski on the limits of critique, the democratization of reading, and the power of the “re-”.
M. Buna speaks with Eli Meyerhoff, an anti-education and alter-education advocate and author of “Beyond Education: Radical Studying for Another World.”
Elizabeth Little interviews Jamie Mason about her new novel, “The Hidden Things.”
Alex Dueben talks to writer J. Michael Straczynski about his new memoir, "Becoming Superman: My Journey from Poverty to Hollywood."
Boris Dralyuk asks Janet Fitch about poetry, film, and her latest novel, “Chimes of a Lost Cathedral,” the continuation of “The Revolution of Marina M.”
Jacob Singer talks to Gregory Spatz about his new book, "What Could Be Saved."
Sara Black McCulloch speaks to Kate Zambreno, author of “Screen Tests,” a collection of stories and other writing.
Sarah Cozort speaks to Shawn Levy, author of “Castle on Sunset: Life, Death, Love, Art, and Scandal at Hollywood’s Chateau Marmont.”
Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi talks to novelist Enrique Vila-Matas in her latest look at Catalan literature.
In this monthly series, Scott Timberg interviews musicians on the literary work that has inspired and informed their music.
Kate Durbin speaks to Sarah Rose Etter about her debut novel, “The Book of X.”
Amy E. Elkins discusses “Spring” with novelist Ali Smith.
Mireille Juchau talks to Maria Tumarkin, author of “Axiomatic.”
A celebrated Greek poet limns the beauty and inventiveness of Los Angeles’s Skid Row.