Bookworm

Leviathan Writer Paul Auster discusses the influence of Kafka and Beckett on his work.

Brooklyn-born illustrator Maurice Sendak joins British folklorist Iona Opie to discuss the rhymes and taunts of the playground.

The writer discusses life in Montana as a literary style.

(Editor and Publisher of Marlboro Press) Wainhouse, who translated all of the Marquis de Sade, discusses the influence of Sade on literature and morality.

Male Crossdressers' Support Group Janowitz continues to gender-bend and cross all boundaries in the lives of her Slaves of New York.

(Publisher of McPherson & Co.) McPherson's press has rediscovered the work of Mary Butts, an experimental writer of great value.

Sex Junkie Plunkett discusses his farce about the incomprehension between gays and straights

Fathers and Crows Explosive writer William Vollmann talks about savagery and civilization, leveling both.

Christina García's book Dreaming in Cuban explores three generations of Latina women and their emotional and political involvements.

Blue Calhoun Price talks about the characters in his novel and the function of immorality in fiction.