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Not the Usual South Asian Muslim Suspects
Tanwi Nandini Islam speaks on the inspiration for her award-winning novel "Bright Lines" and its richly drawn South Asian Muslim characters.
All Interviews
On Leaving, Love, and Country: An Interview with Colm Tóibín
An interview with Colm Tóibín, author of "Brooklyn."
Bodies on the Line
Justin Campbell interviews the author, pastor, and public intellectual Rev. Osagyefo Uhuru Sekou.
The Whole Ball of Wax in a Nutshell
Paul Tremblay interviews Peter Straub.
Violet and Violent: A Conversation with Melissa Green
A rare interview with Melissa Green, whose singular poetic sensibility comes through in the new collection Magpiety.
Literature and Close Reading: An Interview with Andreas Huyssen
In "Miniature Metropolis: Literature in an Age of Photography and Film," Huyssen returns to two of the things he loves most: literature and close reading.
“How I Became This Woman with Razor Blades Between Her Teeth”: Making the Sonia Sanchez Story
When we talk about the Civil Rights Movement, we often don't talk about the women who fought for blackness, beauty, and power — women like Sonia Sanchez.
The City of No Illusions
Steph Cha interviews Ed Park about "Buffalo Noir."
Adapting Magic: An Interview with TV Writer Henry Alonso Myers
In conversation with a TV writer for SyFy's adaptation of Lev Grossman's The Magicians
The Dark Triangle: An Interview with Scott Adlerberg
Alex Segura interviews Scott Adlerberg.
The Unconscious Is the Last Activist
For human sexuality, there is no normative sexuality.
#PlantSomeShit
When gardening is gangsta, and communities change.
Playing with Time: A Conversation with Tessa Hadley
Jane Gayduk interviews Tessa Hadley about her life and writing.
Haunted: A Conversation with Rob Roberge
Jerry Stahl interviews Rob Roberge.
The Canvas Is Limitless
Ivy Pochoda interviews Alafair Burke.
In the End, You’re the Property of the Airports: Robyn Hitchcock Flies On
An interview with singer-songwriter Robyn Hitchcock, reflecting on how a career artist adapts to a hostile new world.
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