Writing on Water: A Conversation with Daisy Johnson on “Everything Under”
Amy E. Elkins talks to Daisy Johnson about her new novel, "Everything Under," which was shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize.
Amy E. Elkins talks to Daisy Johnson about her new novel, "Everything Under," which was shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize.
Annie Hylton talks to French feminist Christine Delphy about domestic labor and #MeToo.
Christine Fischer Guy talks to author Miriam Toews about the Mennonite community, scripture, and her new novel, "Women Talking."
Robert Wood interviews Emily Wilson about her translation of Homer’s “Odyssey” and the state of the classics.
The children’s book author discusses her influences, the importance of MFA programs, and the challenge of long-distance commuting.
Kieran Setiya interviews philosopher Alva Noë about his book, Infinite Baseball: Notes from a Philosopher on the Ballpark.
A series of conversations on the state of Catalan literature. In this edition, Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi talks to translator Mary Ann Newman.
Jacques Morel interviews Lance Scott Walker, who makes the case for Houston rap as a critical part of black history and of American music history.
Jacqui Shine speaks to Briallen Hopper, author of “Hard to Love: Essays and Confessions.”
Francis Wade interviews James Meek, whose latest collection of essays, “Dreams of Leaving and Remaining,” explores the causes and consequences of Brexit.
David Breithaupt debriefs Duke Haney, author of “Death Valley Superstars: Occasionally Fatal Adventures in Filmland.”
Aaron Shulman tells a real-life family saga of modern Spain.
Ryan Chapman speaks to “Trump Sky Alpha” author Mark Doten about meme culture, narrative fragmentation, and the effects of historical trauma.
Carrie Cooperider talks to Frederic Tuten about his memoir, “My Young Life.”
Eleanor J. Bader talks to writer Etaf Rum about her new novel.
An American Indian activist links the Standing Rock protests with other mass protest movements.