All Interviews

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  The Desert Threshold

  If we view the notion of climate change from the point of view of colonial history we can see countless examples of climate change engineered as a project.

  George ProchnikOct 18, 2015

  • Art & Architecture

• In Church in Charleston

  "Black churches, regardless of how one feels about religion , have been a vital institution in the quest for Black liberation in this country."

  DéLana R.A. DameronOct 16, 2015

  • Cultural Studies

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  A Courageous Man: An Interview with John Carlos

  David Davis interviews John Carlos, the 1968 Summer Olympics track athlete whose Black Power salute caused much political controversy.

  David DavisOct 16, 2015

  • History

  • Sports

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  Writing Against Complacency

  The Dead Ladies Project: Exiles, Expats, and Ex-Countries

  Mattilda Bernstein SycamoreOct 15, 2015

  • Literary Criticism

• Endless Surprises: An Interview with Kurt Caswell

  John Lane interviews Kurt Caswell.

  John LaneOct 12, 2015

  • Memoir & Essay

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  Dormant Superheroines

  Steph Cha interviews Sarah Weinman.

  Steph ChaOct 10, 2015

  • Noir

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  Keep, Don’t Kill, Your Darlings

  Laura van den Berg interviews Matthew Salesses on the difficulties with writing conflict in narrative

  Laura van den BergOct 10, 2015

  • Fiction

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  Miserablism and Resistance at the American Studies Association

  Sarah Mesle interviews David Roediger about the 2015 American Studies Association conference and ASA's relationship to social action.

  Sarah MesleOct 9, 2015

  • Cultural Studies

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  Speaking with Lily Tuck About Autofiction, Narrative

  With "The Double Life of Liliane," Tuck returns to playing with form, telling a fictionalized version of her own coming-of-age story.

  S. Kirk WalshOct 8, 2015

  • Fiction

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  Victoria Patterson Discusses “The Little Brother”

  "I'd been following the Greg Haidl rap case and wanting to write about it for quite some time. How did the lawyers manage to get a mistrial?"

  Barbara DeMarco-BarrettSep 30, 2015

  • Fiction

• The Allure of the Irredeemable: An Interview with Chris Holm

  Already a well-established novelist and short story writer in the world of crime fiction, Chris Holm makes his mainstream thriller debut this month.

  Angel Luis ColónSep 25, 2015

  • Noir

• The Pamphleteers

  Scott Porch talks with Pulitzer Prize–winning historian Gordon Wood about pamphlets, changes in the media environment, and the current state of historical writing.

  Scott PorchSep 24, 2015

  • Politics

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  The Challenge of Protest in Our Time: Micah White on Social Change Movements, Theories of Revolution, and Moving on from Occupy Wall Street

  An interview with Micah White.

  Justin CampbellSep 17, 2015

  • Politics

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  That Was Now; This Is Then

  David Gates interviews Tom Piazza.

  David GatesSep 15, 2015

  • Fiction

• Certain Behaviors Translate

  Steph Cha interviews Lisa Brackmann.

  Steph ChaSep 9, 2015

  • Noir

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  The More Noise, the More They Listen

  Larry Kramer may be getting older, but his passion, anger, and humor about AIDS is only getting stronger, in his activism, his writings, and his life.

  John-Manuel AndrioteSep 8, 2015

  • Gender & Sexuality

  • Science & Technology