Interview: Jay McInerney, Author
Jay McInerney, literary chronicler of New York City, stood in his large window struggling with a broken shade. He wasn’t actually paying attention to the view–he’d seen it many times before: the wide expanse of water towers and fire escapes, the blossom of Wall Street, and the Twin Towers lurching out of the sea. Focusing…
continue readingInterview: Marcy Dermansky, Author
A graduate of the University of Southern Mississippi’s Center for Writers, Marcy Dermansky has compiled an impressive list of credentials in a relatively short period of time. She won the 2002 Smallmouth Press Andre Dubus Novella Award and the 1999 Story Magazine Carson McCullers short story prize. Her work has been published in a number of prestigious literary…
continue readingInterview: Claire Howorth, Publicist
While crappy publicists get the attention (such as the poor soul who provided fodder for every book blogger by emailing folks about the greatness of Pamela Anderson’s new novel) and celebrity publicists get all the headlines (such as Lizzie Grubman’s automobile antics), the truth is that good publicists do a yeoman’s job in letting the…
continue readingInterview: Brendan DuBois
I have some pages ripped out of an old Playboy magazine. They’re a little brittle from age and from all the moving around I’ve done since this 1997 issue hit the newstand. Looking at those pages now, the ads and cartoons are amusing, and amazing at how much has changed in just 8 years. Ads…
continue readingBaer Interviews Neil Gaiman
Slushpile favorite Will Christopher Baer recently interviewed comic, sci-fi, and horror god Neil Gaiman. This fantastic interview was posted at Chuck Palahniuk’s official website, The Cult. Be sure to check out this great discussion between two fantastic writers here.
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