The Age of Acceleration: An Interview with Martin Amis
Martin Amis on poetry versus the novel and the vicissitudes of a literary career.
Martin Amis on poetry versus the novel and the vicissitudes of a literary career.
Janice Rhoshalle Littlejohn talks with Lynell George about her new book, "After/Image: Los Angeles Outside the Frame."
Tom Rosenstiel interviews Jake Tapper about his new novel, “The Hellfire Club.”
Peter Nowogrodzki interviews Carl Skoggard, translator of Sigfried Kracauer’s novel “Georg.”
Scott Timberg interviews Philip Ó Ceallaigh, who translated “For Two Thousand Years,” a loosely autobiographical work by Romanian Jew Mihail Sebastian.
Kavita Das interviews Porochista Khakpour, the author of “Sick: A Memoir.”
Francesco Giusti discusses literary criticism and theory with Derek Attridge, author of “The Work of Literature.”
A prominent seismologist on how SoCal can prepare for the next big one.
Andre Hardy interviews Mark Sarvas about his new novel, "Memento Park."
A law professor argues that counterinsurgency is no longer a temporary emergency measure but a permanent state of being.
Joe Donnelly talks about L.A. culture, the art of the interview, the formalism of celebrity profiles, and his ideal partner for a long road trip.
In this monthly series, Scott Timberg interviews musicians on the literary work that has inspired and informed their music.
Kim Fay interviews Alan Parks about his debut novel, “Bloody January.”
Tod Goldberg interviews his older brother Lee Goldberg, author of “True Fiction.”
Brad Evans speaks with political philosopher and social activist Todd May. A conversation in Brad Evans’s Histories of Violence series.
M. Buna interviews Jackie Wang about her book, “Carceral Capitalism.”