A Crack of Darkness: Myth-Making and Mob Culture in the City That Can’t Keep a Secret
Jim Ruland interviews Tod Goldberg about his new novel, “Gangster Nation.”
All Interviews
Most Resistance Does Not Speak Its Name: An Interview with James C. Scott
Francis Wade interviews James C. Scott about state resistance in Southeast Asia and beyond.
Burt Shonberg and Bohemian Los Angeles: An Interview with Spencer Kansa
John Wisniewski interviews Spencer Kansa about his latest biography, “Out There: The Transcendent Life and Art of Burt Shonberg.”
Multiculturalism and Mental Illness: An Interview With Mira T. Lee
Eleanor J. Bader interviews debut novelist Mira T. Lee about mental illness and multiculturalism in “Everything Here Is Beautiful.”
Three Questions for John Rechy Regarding His Novel, “After the Blue Hour”
Daniel Olivas talks to John Rechy about “After the Blue Hour.”
The Generic Spectacular
Drew Johnson interviews Jim Shepard about his new book of film criticism, "The Tunnel at the End of the Light."
“The Question in the Mirror”: A Conversation with David St. John
Michael Juliani talks to poet David St. John.
All the Poets (Musicians on Writing): Joe Henry
In this monthly series, Scott Timberg interviews musicians on the literary work that has inspired and informed their music.
A Happy Affliction: A Conversation with Paul Muldoon
Jonathan Kendall interviews poet Paul Muldoon about his recently released “Paul Muldoon: Selected Poems 1968-2014.”
“Locked Out of Time”: A Conversation with Deanne Stillman
Deanne Stillman talks about the lives of Western icons we thought we knew.
Our Cha-Cha Toward Oblivion: Kurt Caswell Interviews John Lane
Kurt Caswell talks to John Lane about his new poetry collection, "Anthropocene Blues."
Histories of Violence: Neurodiversity and the Policing of the Norm
Brad Evans speaks with Canadian cultural theorist and philosopher Erin Manning. A conversation in Brad Evans’s “Histories of Violence” series.
Genre Be Damned
Smith Henderson interviews Ivy Pochoda about her new book, “Wonder Valley.”
Acts of Re-covery: Mining Our Comic Subconscious
R. Sikoryak on his new book, "The Unquotable Trump."
Frederick Hammersley at the Huntington
Stefanie Sobelle talks with curator James Glisson about his new exhibition at the Huntington, "Frederick Hammersley: To Paint without Thinking."
“You Can’t Have Flabby Curiosity”: Three Questions for Kim Adrian
Sariah Dorbin asks Kim Adrian a few questions about her new book in the "Object Lesson" series, "Sock."
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