A Couple Of Questions With LitReactor Instructor And 'The Art of Horrible People' Author John Skipp
Interview by Rob Hart
John Skipp on short stories, his new LitReactor class, and his latest collection: "The Art of Horrible People."
Words On The Streets: City Poet Steven Reigns
Interview by Karina Wilson
Cities across the world are appointing official city poets as a badge of civic pride. Passing fad, or permanent shift in the landscape? West Hollywood's Steven Reigns gives us the skinny.
Chuck Palahniuk Interview - San Diego Comic-Con 2015
Interview by Emma McMorran Clark
Against the backdrop of Comic-con 2015, Chuck Palahniuk talks about comic writing, workshops, and Reese Witherspoon's business.
10 Questions With Brian Panowich
Interview by Keith Rawson
LitReactor goes 10 rounds with debut novelist, Brian Panowich.
10 Questions with David James Keaton
Interview by Rob Hart
David James Keaton has a new book out, so we put the screws to him. Learn about his writing process, which involves hitting bottom, and get more Western recommendations than you can handle.
A Conversation with Joshua Mohr About His New Novel, 'All This Life'
Interview by Rob Hart
Joshua Mohr—acclaimed author and LitReactor instructor extraordinaire—has a new book out, so him and Rob Hart talked about finding time to write when you have a baby.
10 Questions With Rob Hart
Interview by Keith Rawson
LitReactor goes 10 rounds with our own Rob Hart.
10 Questions with Paul Tremblay
Interview by Keith Rawson
LitReactor goes 10 rounds with horror master Paul Tremblay.
Tips for the Aspiring Rare Bookseller: An Interview with Kenneth Welch of Serpentine Books
Interview by Leah Dearborn
Ken Welch talks about the nuts and bolts of running a rare books business.
10 Questions with Richard Thomas
Interview by Keith Rawson
Keith Rawson goes 10 rounds with LitReactor's own Richard Thomas.
