Douglas Coupland: Best. Canadian. Ever.
Interview by Joshua Chaplinsky
The bestselling author discusses all things Canadian, the state of his art, and the filthy enigma that is Raymond Gunt.
10 Questions with Blud Series Author and LitReactor Instructor Delilah S. Dawson
Interview by Rob Hart
Delilah S. Dawson, instructor of our upcoming class BECOME A GOD, dishes on her self-publishing venture, her writing process, and celebrating a book deal by feasting on rabbit.
10 Questions with "29 Myths on the Swinster Pharmacy" Illustrator Lisa Brown
Interview by Taylor Houston
Seriously, what is going on inside the Swinster Pharmacy? Maybe 10 Questions with illustrator Lisa Brown can help us crack the code!
10 Questions with John Hornor Jacobs
Interview by Keith Rawson
Fantasist John Hornor Jacobs goes ten rounds with LitReactor.
A Few Questions With Tom Hammock and Megan Hutchinson, Creators of Aurora Grimeon
Interview by BH Shepherd
An interview with Tom Hammock and Megan Hutchinson, the writer/artist team behind the new graphic novel "Will O' the Wisp: An Aurora Grimeon Story."
10 Questions with 'Starling' Author Sage Stossel
Interview by Leah Rhyne
Atlantic cartoonist and "Starling" author Sage Stossel sits down with LitReactor to talk writing, graphic novels, and social avoidance super powers.
Ten More Questions with 'The Moment Before' Author, Suzy Vitello
Interview by Erin Reel
Suzy Vitello — LitReactor instructor, editor, and author — answers ten more questions upon the release of her new YA novel, 'The Moment Before'.
10 Questions with 'True Detective' Creator Nic Pizzolatto
Interview by Keith Rawson
LitReactor goes ten rounds with novelist and creator of HBO's 'True Detective,' Nic Pizzolatto
10 Questions with 'The Moment Before' Author and LitReactor Instructor, Suzy Vitello
Interview by Erin Reel
In this two-part interview, Suzy Vitello, LitReactor instructor and author of 'The Moment Before,' gets real about finding her voice, her long path to publication, and gives sage advice to writers.
10 Questions with Sara Nelson, Editorial Director of Books and Kindle at Amazon.com
Interview by Cath Murphy
Although Amazon sometimes gives the impression it's staffed by robots, real people do work there. Publishing industry veteran Sara Nelson is one of them.
