John Freeman Gill on His New York Novel, “The Gargoyle Hunters”
Matthew Specktor interviews John Freeman Gill about his debut novel "The Gargoyle Hunters," New York novels, and the built environment.
Matthew Specktor interviews John Freeman Gill about his debut novel "The Gargoyle Hunters," New York novels, and the built environment.
In remembrance of Robert Silvers, the Los Angeles Review of Books republishes this 2013 interview with the late NYRB editor.
Mark Dery talks to Simon Critchley about the many sides of the late musician and the emerging field "Bowieology."
Robert Zaretsky interviews Mohammad Hekmat, an English-to-Farsi translator, about Camus, cultural differences, and censorship.
David Gordon talks to Melissa Febos about Rilke, Tennyson, and her new book, "Abandon Me."
Matt Ruff interviews Paul La Farge about “The Night Ocean.”
Eric Farwell interviews novelist Josh Emmons about his new collection of stories.
Eric Nelson speaks to Jami Attenberg about her new novel “All Grown Up,” the first-person narrative, and literature in Trump-era America.
Ralf Webb interview award-winning British poet Emily Berry about her new collection, “Stranger, Baby,” grief, and autobiography.
Gregg LaGambina talks to Matt Taibbi about his new book, "Insane Clown President."
Daniel Olivas chats with Frederick Luis Aldama about his new short story collection.
Brad Evans talks to Bracha L. Ettinger in the latest installment of his "Histories of Violence" series.
Rita Bullwinkel talks to Patrick Cottrell about his new novel, "Sorry to Disrupt the Peace."
Cleaver Patterson interviews children’s fiction author Jennifer Bell.
Tom Rosenstiel talks about his new book, “Shining City.”
Kathleen B. Jones interviews Maria Schrader about her new film, “Stefan Zweig: Farewell to Europe.”