Jim Ruland is the author of the novel Forest of Fortune (Tyrus Books) and the short story collection Big Lonesome (Gorsky Press), and the co-author — with Scott Campbell Jr. of Discovery Channel’s Deadliest Catch — of Giving the Finger (Lyons Press). He is currently collaborating with Keith Morris on his memoir My Damage about his life with Black Flag, Circle Jerks, and OFF! (Da Capo 2016).
CONTRIBUTOR ARTICLES

A Dogma of Hating God: An Interview with Patrick Coleman
Jim Ruland talks to Patrick Coleman about his new novel, “The Churchgoer.”...

Writing Books Never Gets Easier: An Interview with Hanna Jameson
Jim Ruland talks to writer Hanna Jameson about her new novel, “The Last.”...

High Art in a Low Place: On Don Winslow’s “The Border”
Jim Ruland visits “The Border” by Don Winslow....

A Crack of Darkness: Myth-Making and Mob Culture in the City That Can’t Keep a Secret
Jim Ruland interviews Tod Goldberg about his new novel, “Gangster Nation.”...

Disappearing Acts
"Ways to Disappear" and "Perfect Days" couldn't be more different. One I found unputdownable; the other made me want to send it sailing across the room....

Who Wants to Live in a Fucking Utopia?: An Interview with Nathan Larson
Jim Ruland interviews noir novelist Nathan Larson....
