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Interview with Jami Attenberg
(Note: The full interview excerpted here can now be listened to as the 172nd installment of The Bat Segundo Show) For my first 2008 interview, I met up with writer Jami Attenberg at her Williamsburg...
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The Bat Segundo Show: Percival Everett
Percival Everett appeared on The Bat Segundo Show #295. Percival Everett is most recently the author of I Am Not Sidney Poitier. [For related links, check out Percival Everett Week over at Emerging...
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The Bat Segundo Show: Gail Godwin
Gail Godwin recently appeared on The Bat Segundo Show #319. Godwin is most recently the author of Unfinished Desires. Condition of Mr. Segundo: Combating an uncertain relationship with the faith....
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The Bat Segundo Show: Nell Irvin Painter
Nell Irvin Painter appeared on The Bat Segundo Show #329. Painter is most recently the author of The History of White People. Condition of Mr. Segundo: Drowning in David Coverdale’s noxious...
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The Bat Segundo Show: Adam Ross
Adam Ross recently appeared on The Bat Segundo Show #349. Mr. Ross is most recently the author of Mr. Peanut. Condition of Mr. Segundo: Caught within the vertiginous sensation of a Mobius strip....
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Jane Eyre (1990 : 2011 :: Reality : Film Adaptation)
I was a teen when I first read Jane Eyre from beginning to end. The decision to read this Charlotte Bronte classic wasn’t prompted by any authority, but sprang from personal shame. An English teacher...
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BEA 2011 — Michael Moore
A somewhat trashed Michael Moore arrived ten minutes late for his Wednesday morning “signature event” (“a unique new opportunity here,” according to the man who introduced him, who also declared that...
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Daniel Woodrell (The Bat Segundo Show #517)
Daniel Woodrell is most recently the author of The Maid’s Version. Author: Daniel Woodrell Subjects Discussed: Twists within Woodrell’s fiction, Thelonious Monk, mysterious narrators, William Kennedy’s...
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