The Millions Interview
June 20, 2013
Transcending the Political: The Millions Interviews Rachel Kushner 0
by Geoff Mak
We are not choosing between a world without exploitation and a world without culture. They are not in a direct competition with each other, where one must be prioritized, and the other overshadowed or shamed for its insignificance.
June 19, 2013
As If Guns and Testosterone Rule the World: An Interview with Colum McCann 1
by Zack Ruskin
“No language could ever be exhausted by any landscape, in particular Ireland.”
June 11, 2013
“The Avengerization of Literature”: An Interview with Benjamin Percy 0
by Andrew Scott
If people want to call my novel a literary horror novel, that’s fine. I know it makes them feel better in a neat-freaky sort of way. Like balling their socks and organizing them in a drawer according to color. But really, people, it doesn’t matter.
May 29, 2013
Politics, Art, and the Practice of Writing: A Conversation with Orson Scott Card 35
by Alan Levinovitz
Until recently most people knew Orson Scott Card as the author of Ender’s Game, a beloved modern science fiction classic. Of late, however, Card’s opposition to gay marriage has led to widespread media excoriation and intense scrutiny of his politics. In an effort to nuance current coverage, I chose to ask Card questions about writing and his identity as a writer.
May 24, 2013
The Chemistry between Fiction and Reality: The Millions Interviews Ramona Ausubel 0
by Edan Lepucki
There are lots of conversations in the world about writing which focus on the benefit of the reader and what works for him or her, and of course all writers should care about that, but at the same time, the magic act of making something out of nothing is happening in the writer’s head, and it’s that brain that needs to be tended to first.
May 17, 2013
Capturing the Complexities of Time & Place: Ru Freeman 0
by Hope Mills
I don’t like hierarchies, I don’t like the notion of the exalted thinker/writer who gazes from a distance. I don’t like people writing about worms without spending some time taking in the worm’s view of life.