Interview

'I'm Playing for the One Percent Who Do Like it': An Interview with Gregg Turkington

Talking with the actor and comedian also known as Neil Hamburger about keeping a repellent character authentic, the joys of creating intricate meta-comedy, and coping with a room full of boos.

'Ghosts are the Fucked-Up Dead': An Interview with David Mitchell

The author of Cloud Atlas, The Bone Clocks and, most recently, Slade House, on supernatural forces and the ice in his heart.

Dipping Into a Different Reality: An Interview with Rachel B. Glaser

Talking to the author of Paulina & Fran about forging female friendships, the connections you have to your partner's exes, and writing an appropriate orgasm metaphor.

'I Always Think Everyone's Gay, So...': An Interview with Derek McCormack

Talking with the author of The Well-Dressed Wound about the appeal of evil, the sexual proclivities of cereal mascots, and how much fucking there must have been during the Civil War.

‘You Need to Start Getting Nervous’: An Interview with Margaret Atwood

Margaret visits the Hazlitt Studio to talk about The Heart Goes Last, the prison industrial complex, and the market for furniture you could fuck.

'If the Camera Moves it’s Got To Be for a Reason': An Interview with Roger Deakins

One of our greatest living cinematographers on his latest project, Sicario.  

'A Little Outside the Gates of Hollywood': An Interview with Bruce McDonald

Talking with the Hard Core Logo and Highway 61 director about his new film, Hellions, the joys of a hard-ass editor, the miseries of Can-con, and the inherent strangeness of childbirth.

Feeling Fear Between the Lines: An Interview with David Lagercrantz

Speaking with the author of Girl in the Spiders Web about class, mental illness, and making yogurt interesting. 

'It's Powerful To See Someone Who Looks Like You On The Page': An Interview with Mia Alvar

Talking to the author of In The Country about expatriate communities, Filipino and otherwise, the protection fiction can offer, and the holes migration can leave in your experiences.