Andy Fitch’s most recent books are Sixty Morning Talks, Sixty Morning Walks, Sixty Morning Wlaks and (with Amaranth Borsuk) As We Know. With Cristiana Baik, he recently assembled the Letter Machine Book of Interviews. He has dialogic books forthcoming from 1913 Press and Nightboat Books. He edits Essay Press and teaches in the University of Wyoming’s MFA program.
BLARB BLOG POSTS
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A Key Leader, But Not the Only Leader: Talking to Reverend Liz Theoharis
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Questions of Inside and Outside: Talking to Simone White
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A Fiction, But at the Same Time it Exists: Talking to Laura Moriarty
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Plural Experiments and Experiences: Talking to Michael Hardt
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Context-Dependent Discretion, Mood-Reading, Personal Charisma: Talking to Tae-Yeoun Keum
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Only Something that Is Possible Afterwards: Talking to Melissa Buzzeo
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Strange Temporalities and Modes of Ongoing Bewilderment: Talking to Margaret Ronda
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What Makes Democracy Intrinsically Valuable: Talking to Josiah Ober
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Both Attaching to Texts and Inventing Them: Talking to Brian Glavey
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The Space of Lived Time in the Prose Line: Talking to Jessica Fisher
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Prompting Eros as Something to Be Desired: Talking to Jill Frank
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I Look at What Has Been Done So Far: Talking to Nick Montfort
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Fragments Were What I Had Available to Me: Talking to Danielle Allen
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Rented Rooms and What We Do Within Them: Talking to Yasmine Shamma
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The Best Possible Us: Talking to Jonny Thakkar
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To Connect Them to Their Sensory: Talking to Edwin Torres
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So Here I Am, a Traveler to the Future: Talking to Robin Hanson
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Associational Vibrancy: Talking to Joel Schlosser
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What a Very Strange Thing Legal Precedent Is: Talking to Angela Naimou
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An Entirely Different Immersion: Talking to Kathleen Fraser
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An Ever-Expanding Repertoire of Concepts: Talking to Danielle Allen
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Letter from Utopia: Talking to Nick Bostrom
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Try to Get Some Distance Between Yourself and Your Moment: Talking to Anthony Reed
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No Single Kind of Discourse Will Be Believable By Itself: Talking to Susan Gevirtz
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This Isn’t a Problem that Can Be Blamed on Somebody Else: Talking to James Forman, Jr.
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Seeing Ideas as Operative: Talking to Melissa Lane
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So Insistently Focused on the Daily: Talking to Andrew Epstein
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Already Intertwined: Talking to Daniel Borzutzky and Brenda Lozano About Lit & Luz
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Inextricably Interwoven: Talking to Brenda Iijima
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We’ll Revise Our Views Along the Way: Talking to Emily Bazelon
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A Two-Way Street: Talking to Josiah Ober
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Total Junk Rubbing Up Against Glorious, Gorgeous Lyricism: Talking to Daniel Kane
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The Non-Expressible Part of Thinking: Talking to Etel Adnan
