All Interviews

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  On Publishing Peggy Freydberg

  Peggy Freydberg became a poet in her 90s.

  Betsy BornsAug 25, 2015

  • Poetry

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  Occasions for Wonder

  Nina Revoyr discusses her latest novel, "Lost Canyon."

  Leslie ParryAug 24, 2015

  • Fiction

  • Noir

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  Speaking of the Demonic with Dorothea Lasky

  Dorothea Lasky interviewed by Zachary Pace about her latest collection.

  Zachary PaceAug 24, 2015

  • Poetry

• Flames, Too, Are a Form of Literacy

  "Reading We Are Nothing and So Can You" by Jasper Bernes is like moving with a protest.

  Zac GunterAug 23, 2015

  • Poetry

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  A 6,000-Mile Line

  An interview with Michael Dax Iacovone.

  Ingrid SatelmajerAug 20, 2015

  • Art & Architecture

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  The Novel in Utopia

  An interview with Julia Pierpont.

  Anna ShechtmanAug 20, 2015

  • Film

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  The Intervention Conversation: The Movement of Black Lives Matter

  An interview with Patrisse Cullors, the founder of Dignity and Power Now and co-founder of #BlackLivesMatter.

  Justin CampbellAug 12, 2015

  • Politics

• Three Questions for Luis Alberto Urrea Regarding his New Poetry Collection, “The Tijuana Book of the Dead”

  Luis Alberto Urrea brings us poetry for the people.

  Daniel A. OlivasAug 10, 2015

  • Poetry

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  Murder Is Revelatory

  Desiree Zamorano talks to Steph Cha about her new novel.

  Désirée ZamoranoAug 10, 2015
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  Reading Fashion

  "Is fashion something that, you think, needs to be read?"

  Sarah MesleAug 9, 2015

  • Cultural Studies

• A Life in Waves

  William Finnegan discusses his life as a surfer, and the valuable lessons he has gained from his travels.

  Will StephensonJul 29, 2015

  • Memoir & Essay

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  No Civil War Reenactments Were Injured in the Writing of This Novel

  Inherited institutional racism allows you to say you are merely upholding tradition. We become like this ant colony, where no one person stole the picnic.

  Ben BushJul 27, 2015

  • Fiction

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  The End of Us: E.L. Doctorow’s Last Warning

  Let's talk about how the whole scope of E.L. Doctorow's work has earned him the right to a hearing for his apocalyptic, Cassandra-like warning.

  Ron RosenbaumJul 26, 2015

  • Fiction

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  A Love Letter to Los Angeles

  Wendy C. Ortiz on living in East Hollywood, quitting her day job to write, and an LA that doesn’t conform to TV tropes.

  Nicole AntonioJul 24, 2015
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  The Falling Apartness of Things

  NoViolet Bulawayo interview with David Palumbo-Liu.

  David Palumbo-LiuJul 20, 2015

  • Fiction

• Old Guys Have More Fun

  Jerry Stahl on fatherhood, his literary career, toxicity in everyday life, and what the odds might be for survival.

  David BreithauptJul 15, 2015

  • Memoir & Essay