In this episode, we sit around and ramble with the incredibly kind Cari Luna, author of The Revolution of Every Day, current resident of Portland, New Yorker for life. We talk about what it’s like to pull up stakes and move the circus of life to a new city, the history of squatters in NYC, the process of putting together a book on the subject and then getting to know and be a part of that community, gentrification [obviously], and […]
Steve Albini on the latest from Shellac, an interview with Wendy C. Ortiz, thoughts on Chris Rock’s new film, Rizzoli Bookstore has a new location, and more.
Poetry from Louise Glück, a profile of Ben Lerner, new writing from Brian Evenson and Wendy C. Ortiz, interviews with Shane Jones and Nina McConigley, and more.
Douglas Coupland on making art, Roxane Gay on Outlander, an interview with Lev and Austin Grossman, fiction from Cari Luna, talking literature with metal band Pallbearer, and more.
A rave review for Catherine Lacey’s debut novel, thoughts on the new album from Total Control, Edan Lepucki and Julia Fierro in conversation, and more.
Cari Luna talks with Tom Williams, The Raincoats get a 33 1/3, new writing on music from Norman Brannon, an interview with Lauren Cerand, Adrian Van Young on apocalypses, and more.
Colson Whitehead talks books, Cari Luna interviews Julia Fierro, a look at NYC’s libraries, Jeff VanderMeer annotates Authority, and more.
For your weekend reading: interviews with David Grubbs and Fiona Maazel, an excerpt from Teju Cole’s latest, new essays from Maud Newton and Cari Luna, and more.