Interview
The author of The Longing for Less on minimalism as an inherent judgment, the aesthetics of community, and why he’s hesitant to identify as a minimalist himself.
The author of Uncanny Valley on becoming the perfect consumer, digital surveillance, and why Mark Zuckerberg doesn’t matter.
Talking to the author of Consider This about “dangerous writing,” testing your story-telling instincts for emotional responses, and finding laughs in transcendent tragedy.
The author of Who Put This Song On? on emo, mental health, and the Obama years.
The author of The Man Who Saw Everything on modernist structure, novelistic characters, and David Lynch.
The author of The Topeka School on finishing a trilogy, maternal linguistic influence, and psychology.
Talking to the editors of We Both Laughed in Pleasure: The Selected Diaries of Lou Sullivan about trans representation, the process of editing private writing, and why history is gay.
The co-author of The Beautiful Ones on writing after Prince’s death, searching through his archives, and meeting your heroes.
The author of Permanent Record on families of origin, emotional expense, and bodega cats.
The author of The Innocents on growing up, survival, and giving your characters dignity.
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