interviews
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- An interesting bit from a David Foster Wallace reading circa Infinite Jest
- The last bit from a 1993 interview with David Foster Wallace [pdf] in Whiskey…
- About a dozen years ago, Björk interviewed composer Arvo Pärt
- In an otherwise unremarkable interview with its inventor, I learned that Lenin…
- It's worth knowing about ten times as much as you ever use, so you can move…
- From an interview with Jimmy Carter
- Miles on Miles (review: 4/5)
- Yeah, you know, I stopped for a while
- New Yorker profile of Will Oldham, whose music I've grown to love love love…
- Charlie Rose talks with Steve Coll about The Bin Ladens
- “How Did You Become a Poet?” “Reluctantly”
- interview with Anthony Bourdain
- I don't avoid repeating myself
- George Carlin's last interview is really good
- Josh Brolin on working with the skimpy dialogue in No Country for Old Men
- Alex Ross writes about the life and music of John Luther Adams
- interview with Bill Bishop
- interview with Richard Price in the Believer
- We're just trying to see what happens
- interview with Philip Gourevitch
- fictional Paris Review Interview with Constance Eakins
- From an interview with Christian Landers, he of Stuff White People Like
- Charlie Rose talks with Alex Ross
- interview with Ellen Lupton
- Terry Gross interviewed Chuck Close a couple years ago
- Nick Hornby interviews David Simon, of The Wire fame
- interview with Seth and Chris Ware conducted by Ivan Brunetti
- Chip Kidd interviews Milton Glaser
- Paris Review Interviews, I
- interviewer Charlie Rose has an amazing online archive
- A couple weeks ago, NPR hosted an awful interview with Sigur Ros
- Soth's lecture for Atlanta Celebrates Photography
- An interview with Alex Ross
- Alex Ross talks with Robert Siegel on NPR about 20th century music
- Bonobos are in the news again
- The:- emoticon is now 25 years old
- BBC has a set of recordings of Ansel Adams talking about his work
- great interviews of the 20th century
- interview with Seth Godin
- An interview with Michael Cook
- Kurt Vonnegut on where the writers are:
- A brief interview with William Gibson
- Steve Martin interviews Roz Chast
- Amazon interview with Douglas Wolk
- TMN has a great photo gallery up: Still Life by Martin Klimas
- Khoi Vinh posted a brief interview with Stephen Coles
- The Paris Review Interviews, Volume I (review: 4.5/5)
- good profile
- Spook Country
- Paris Review Interviews, Volume I
- brain-stretching discussion
- An interview with Chris Ware
- An interview with Joanna Newsom
- A long, excellent interview with Steven Johnson
- New Yorker article about Parkour
- An interview with Scott McCloud
- An interview with Jonathan Lethem
- A brief interview with Alex Ross
- LifeClever compiled 17 interviews with David Allen
- There's a fairly good profile of Edward Tufte in the current Stanford Magazine
- An interview with Jeff Smith, part one
- Interview with Flickr co-founder Stewart Butterfield
- An interview with Alison Bechdel
- A somewhat goofy interview with comics writer James Kochalka in one two three
- Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance: An Inquiry into Values
- An interview with Cory Doctorow, digesting his new book
- Interview with comics genius Alan Moore on the BBC
- Rebecca Blood
- interview with L. Ron Hubbard, Jr
- An brief interview with Ellen Lupton
- An interview with Steven Johnson
- An interview with Jacob Covey
- An interview with SNL writer Bryan Tucker
- Leah Peterson has a great set of interviews with bloggers
- The Beginnings of Flickr
- Al Gore talks with GQ magazine
- Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs
- New York Inquirer interviews Keith Gessen
- Thank you thank you
- Scott Rosenberg interviews Steven Johnson about his latest book, The Ghost Map
- An absolutely fantastic interview with Neil Gaiman over at Bookslut
- More Tufte
- An interview with the PC guy in those Apple commercials
- The New Yorker on truth, beauty, and string theory
- An interview with Sebastian Junger
- Rebecca Blood has posted an interview with Jason Kottke of kottke.org
- Here are some links & photos to some of the worst-named government documents