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Litquake authors respond to our Inaugural Questionnaire, proving our hypothesis that if you ask them, they will answer. Plus...a few other classic Litquake interviews.
10/11 – Lysley Tenorio's Nemesis: The Questionnaire
10/10 – Straight from Susan Straight
10/10 – Thaisa Frank: 13 Answers
10/08 – Heriberto Yépez: On Money and the Migrant
10/07 – Alejandro Murguía: Suddenly... anyway
10/05 – Bill Peters & the Maverick Jetpants
10/04 – James Warner: An excess of joie de vivre
10/03 – Chuck Thompson wants to die pithily
10/01 – Natalie Serber's Lovely Responses
09/30 – Daniel Alarcón
09/28 – Alia Volz: On Chaos in a Fur Coat
09/25 – Gail Tsukiyama: On Inspiration & Limitless Possibilities
09/24 – Daniel Handler: "Let's not go overboard"
09/15 – Tiffany Baker Sighs Through the Litquake Interview
09/13 – “Master Storyteller” Bruce Holbert
06/29 – Joshua Mohr: “The chief enemy of creativity is good taste”
06/25 – Alice LaPlante on Changing Tastes, Minimalism, and Cheating
04/06 – Elena Mauli Shapiro’s Favorite Things: Birth Control, Air Conditioning & Indoor Plumbing
04/03 – The Litquake Interview: In Which We Put a Gun to Rob Ehle's Head
03/13 – Adam Johnson Shot His Wife in the Heart
03/05 – Geoff Dyer on Dying Obliviously, But...
02/23 – Steve Erickson on Tropic of Cancer & William Faulkner
10/14 – Chelsea Handler in Conversation
10/14 – Tom Egeland on Vikings, twerps, and not dying
10/13 – Interview with the founders: Jack Boulware & Jane Ganahl
10/12 – Persis Kamim on Complexity, Gimmickry, and Greed
10/11 – Karen Russell on Kafka & Geek Love
10/11 – Chris Binchy: "Fantasy Makes My Heart Sink"
10/11 – Claire Kilroy on Nabokov, Tricksiness, and Sleep
10/05 – Julia Glass on Vividly Going Widdershins
10/03 – Anna Broadway on TinTin, the Bible, drama, and cynicism
10/01 – Thomas McGuane: No job for people uncomfortable with uncertainty
09/29 – Nick Mamatas Spits on the Embers of the Cosmos
09/28 – Heather Haven on Old Books and Young Men
09/26 – Brian Christian Talks Intensely on Language & Thoreau
09/25 – Writers Behind Walls
09/24 – Lucy Caldwell on Chekhov, Children’s Literature, and Champagne
09/20 – Melanie Rae Thon on the beauty of the pigeon, small pleasures, and large loves
09/14 – Tony DuShane on Hunger, no-fun relations, & autoerotic asphyxiation
09/12 – Cara Black: Death among the Roses in the South of France
09/11 – Katie Crouch: "I never had a kid with Hemingway"
09/08 – Shann Ray on The Long Road to Literature
09/02 – Ellen Sussman on Pan, Patchett, and Self-Doubt
07/14 – Alia Volz and the Inconstant Susurrus
07/09 – Dugas Does the Hemingway Boogie Woogie
07/09 – Matt Stewart on Speed, Marital Bliss, the V-word
07/09 – Tara Jepsen Shreds, Perambulates
07/07 – Adam Levine on Oddsmaking & Goodbye, Columbus
07/05 – Charles Yu on Headstands, Crayons, and Risk of Failure
07/01 – Jesse Ball on Books, Vomit, and Unironic Abaci
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