What Do You Do If You’re a Useless Man? An Interview with Jarett Kobek
Writer Jarett Kobek is not a big fan of the internet. His new novel, "I Hate the Internet," tells us why.
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Collapsing the Distance: Paul Lisicky on Loss, Love, and Joni Mitchell
Claire Luchette interviews Paul Lisicky about his new memoir, "The Narrow Door".
Jerry Stahl Talks to Eric Bogosian, and It’s a Little Dark
Stahl and Bogosian discuss theater, art, punk, literature, film, life, and being artists in a materialistic world.
It’s Always a Surprise: A Conversation with Allison Amend and Others
Allison Amend answers questions from Hemingway, Woolf, Carver, Doctorow, Plimpton, and Peschel.
A Door to Robin Coste Lewis’s Los Angeles
Poet and Los Angeles native Robin Coste Lewis discusses her award-winning collection "Voyage of the Sable Venus."
The Digital in the Humanities: An Interview with Laura Mandell
Part 3 of a new series exploring the role of the digital humanities as well as the digital in the humanities as it currently exists in the US academy.
Memory and Place: A Conversation with Saikat Majumdar
A new novel by Saikat Majumdar and the question of what is cosmopolitan, what provincial …
The Gothic Dramarama: On the 200th Anniversary of Charlotte Brontë
A Conversation with Carolina De Robertis on Immigration, Sexuality, and the True Origins of the Tango
Carolina de Robertis is a Uruguayan-American author and has written three internationally best-selling novels — all set in the Río de la Plata region.
A Conversation with Li-Young Lee
Graphomania: A Life in Words
Walter Mosley: "I find my books more interesting than me."
Between Two Worlds: An Interview with Jung Yun
Wood Boy Dog Fish: An Interview with Sean Cawelti of Rogue Artists Ensemble
The Vietnam War, The American War
Everyone Is Complex: A Conversation with Assaf Gavron of “The Hilltop”
Something’s Rotten in Mammoth
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