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All the Poets (Musicians on Writing): Brett Anderson
The lead singer of Suede on his new memoir and the poetry in songwriting.
All Interviews
Every Ounce of My Soul: An Interview with Gabino Iglesias
Benjamin Whitmer interviews Gabino Iglesias, author of “Coyote Songs” and “Zero Saints.”
Doomed to Survive, but Not Live: An Interview with Joumana Haddad
A Lebanese essayist speaks out against the domination of the body.
From Idyllic to Deadly: A Conversation with Patrick Coleman
Ryan Teitman talks to writer Patrick Coleman about his new poetry collection, "Fire Season."
“The Natural Next Step”: Dinah Lenney Interviews Wendy Willis
Dinah Lenney talks to writer Wendy Willis about her just-published collection of wide-ranging essays, "These Are Strange Times, My Dear."
The Unthought Known: An Interview with Dani Shapiro
A seasoned memoirist on the trauma of finding her biological father.
Her Dark Materials: A Conversation with Vanessa Place
Daniel Elkind speaks to Vanessa Place about her provocative “You Had to Be There: Rape Jokes.”
Histories of Violence: When Art Is Born of Resistance
Brad Evans speaks with American artist Martha Rosler. A conversation in Brad Evans’s “Histories of Violence” series.
Roots and Routes: A Conversation with Yasser Abdellatif
Farid Farid interviews Egyptian writer Yasser Abdellatif about his recently translated novel, "The Law of Inheritance."
WhatsApps with Women #2: Joanna Walsh Talks to Artist and Curator Tamsyn Challenger about Pussy Riot
A conversation with Tamsyn Challenger about "Free The Pussy!," the recent exhibition on Pussy Riot.
The Chi and the Odyssey: A Conversation with Chigozie Obioma on “An Orchestra of Minorities”
Lily Meyer talks to writer Chigozie Obioma about his recent novel, "An Orchestra of Minorities."
Grief, Ritual, and Estrangement: An Interview with sam sax
Emily Sernaker talks to poet sam sax about his new collection, “bury it.”
One Mask at a Time: An Interview with Stephen Dunn
A Pulitzer Prize–winning poet reflects on sincerity, mortality, the buffoonery of Trump, and dogs as comic relief.
“I Really Had to Reinvent Myself”: An Interview with Julie Doucet
Tahneer Oksman talks to Julie Doucet about her new collection, "Dirty Plotte: The Complete Julie Doucet."
Liberating and Lonely: Talking Escape with Micah Perks
Michael Ursell talks with author Micah Perks about the longing for escape, utopian visions, and the celebration of celery.
No Grand Conclusions: An Interview with Madhuri Vijay
A new novel brings a character to the brink of personal disaster in Kashmir.
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