The Book’s Body: Talking to Amaranth Borsuk

The Black Pages, the White Script, the Maps, the Constellations: Talking to Caroline Bergvall

The Problem of the Person Who Observes from a Distance: Talking to Rachel Galvin

The Progress of Conversation: Talking to Mary Margaret McCabe

I Wonder: Talking Joe Brainard with Andrew Epstein

Conceptual Idylls: Talking to Brian Blanchfield

Pictures for Many Different Purposes: Talking to Anthony Appiah

To Be Thrown Against the Brick Wall of History: Talking to Nathanaël

Taking in the Teacher with the Teaching: Talking to Jonathan Lear

A Key Leader, But Not the Only Leader: Talking to Reverend Liz Theoharis

Questions of Inside and Outside: Talking to Simone White

A Fiction, But at the Same Time it Exists: Talking to Laura Moriarty

Plural Experiments and Experiences: Talking to Michael Hardt

Context-Dependent Discretion, Mood-Reading, Personal Charisma: Talking to Tae-Yeoun Keum

Only Something that Is Possible Afterwards: Talking to Melissa Buzzeo

Strange Temporalities and Modes of Ongoing Bewilderment: Talking to Margaret Ronda

What Makes Democracy Intrinsically Valuable: Talking to Josiah Ober

Both Attaching to Texts and Inventing Them: Talking to Brian Glavey

The Space of Lived Time in the Prose Line: Talking to Jessica Fisher

Prompting Eros as Something to Be Desired: Talking to Jill Frank

I Look at What Has Been Done So Far: Talking to Nick Montfort

Fragments Were What I Had Available to Me: Talking to Danielle Allen

Rented Rooms and What We Do Within Them: Talking to Yasmine Shamma

The Best Possible Us: Talking to Jonny Thakkar

To Connect Them to Their Sensory: Talking to Edwin Torres

So Here I Am, a Traveler to the Future: Talking to Robin Hanson

Associational Vibrancy: Talking to Joel Schlosser

What a Very Strange Thing Legal Precedent Is: Talking to Angela Naimou

An Entirely Different Immersion: Talking to Kathleen Fraser

An Ever-Expanding Repertoire of Concepts: Talking to Danielle Allen

Letter from Utopia: Talking to Nick Bostrom

Try to Get Some Distance Between Yourself and Your Moment: Talking to Anthony Reed

No Single Kind of Discourse Will Be Believable By Itself: Talking to Susan Gevirtz

This Isn’t a Problem that Can Be Blamed on Somebody Else: Talking to James Forman, Jr.

Seeing Ideas as Operative: Talking to Melissa Lane

So Insistently Focused on the Daily: Talking to Andrew Epstein

Already Intertwined: Talking to Daniel Borzutzky and Brenda Lozano About Lit & Luz

Inextricably Interwoven: Talking to Brenda Iijima

We’ll Revise Our Views Along the Way: Talking to Emily Bazelon

A Two-Way Street: Talking to Josiah Ober

Total Junk Rubbing Up Against Glorious, Gorgeous Lyricism: Talking to Daniel Kane

The Non-Expressible Part of Thinking: Talking to Etel Adnan