Erik Morse is the author of Dreamweapon (2005) and Bluff City Underground: A Roman Noir of the Deep South (2012). He is an adjunct professor at the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc) and a contributing writer to frieze, Bookforum, The Believer, Art Review, The Guardian, Paris Review, and New York Magazine, among others.
CONTRIBUTOR ARTICLES
L’Amitié
An interview with Mélanie Laurent and Anne-Sophie Brasme on “Breathe.”...
A Portrait of the Young Girl: On the 60th Anniversary of Nabokov’s Lolita Part IV—An Interview Series
An interview series dedicated to the imagery of Lolita and the young girl...
A Portrait of the Young Girl: On the 60th Anniversary of Nabokov’s Lolita Part III — An Interview Series
An interview series dedicated to the imagery of Lolita and the young girl....
A Portrait of the Young Girl: On the 60th Anniversary of "Lolita" Part II — An Interview Series
An interview series dedicated to the imagery of Lolita and the young girl....
A Portrait of the Young Girl: On the 60th Anniversary of "Lolita" Part I — An Interview Series
An interview series dedicated to the imagery of Lolita and the young girl....
The Dolorous and Beautiful World of Anthony Reynolds
Author and former "Jack" singer/songwriter Anthony Reynolds discusses the intersections between pop music and poetry....
Outsider Theorist Paul Scheerbart
IN THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING WORLD, perhaps the only traces of the phantasmagoric novels of German critic, serialist, and outsider theorist Paul Scheerbart ...
Hotel Theory: The History of the Los Angeles Hotel
The History of the Los Angeles Hotel in the Twentieth Century: An Interview Roundtable...
Hotel Theory: The History of the Los Angeles Hotel, Part 3
The History of the Los Angeles Hotel in the Twentieth Century: An Interview Roundtable...
Hotel Theory: The History of the Los Angeles Hotel, Part 2
The History of the Los Angeles Hotel in the Twentieth Century: An Interview Roundtable...
