10 Questions with Ed Kurtz
Interview by Rob Hart
Meet Ed Kurtz, a hell of a writer with a real talent for finding honesty and humanity in darkness. Also, find out which one of his books is, apparently, the worst book one person ever read.
The Black Hood Returns: An Interview with Duane Swierczynski
Interview by Nik Korpon
We sat down to talk with writer Duane Swierczynski about relaunching the Black Hood comic line this month.
10 Questions with Richard Lange
Interview by Keith Rawson
LitReactor goes 10 rounds with Los Angeles novelist, Richard Lange.
10 Questions with R. P. Lester
Interview by Rob Hart
We pose 10 questions to R. P. Lester, whose novel includes "crime, drug use, smartass, alcoholism, guns, domestic violence, laughter, death, a horny mountain goat verging on madness..."
Ready Writer One: An Interview With Gabe Durham Of Boss Fight Books
Interview by Peter Derk
Gabe Durham, series editor for Boss Fight Books, and writer of 'Fun Camp' and 'Bible Adventures' answers questions about video games, writing, editing, and Shakespeare's love of dick jokes.
The Story You Made of Me: An Interview Lidia Yuknavitch about Dismissed Narratives
Interview by Elle Nash
In the wake of controversy surrounding Lena Dunham's new book, Yuknavitch discusses the importance of subversion in non-fiction.
10 Questions with LitReactor Instructor and Memoirist Cooper Lee Bombardier
What would you like to know about queer and trans writers? We caught up with writer and LitReactor instructor, Cooper Lee Bombardier, to ask ten questions about his work.
10 Questions with Urban Waite
Interview by Keith Rawson
LitReactor goes 10 rounds with novelist Urban Waite.
10 Questions with LitReactor Instructor and Horror Writer Gemma Files
Still afraid of the monsters underneath your bed? So are we. Want to write about it? We caught up with acclaimed horror writer, Gemma Files, to find out how she confronts the monstrous.
10 Questions with LitReactor Instructor and Erotica Writer Rachel Kramer Bussel
Interview by Rob Hart
Let's talk about sex! In a mature and adult manner, with Rachel Kramer Bussel, an acclaimed editor and writer of erotica who's leading a class on the subject for LitReactor.
