When our refuge is shattered
Nathaniel Popkin talks with me about his new novel and age-old divisions that remain with us today.
All posts tagged: Author interviews
Walking as a subversive act
My chat with Ann de Forest―editor of “Ways of Walking”―celebrating movement at a human pace.
Nativity stories that provoke, encourage, and perhaps even inspire
Talking with Amy-Jill Levine about what foreshadows the familiar nativity stories of Advent.
Pull up a chair and let’s talk
Summarizing 20 conversations with authors about writing, truth, the past, the present, and life’s lessons.
A wild dream, an old Victorian, and a few grapevines from a kind neighbor
Rich Moran chats with me about his memoir of how an old house and a vineyard changed his life.
Observing history through a wider lens
European military historian Jeremy Black, MBE answers my questions about his new work, “The Civil War.”
Observations from . . . September 2025
A summary of posts included in the MORE TO COME newsletter during September 2025.
A love letter to small towns
Q&A with Robyn Ryle about her new novel of linked stories on living in community in small towns.
Observations from . . . August 2025
A summary of posts included in the MORE TO COME newsletter during August 2025.
Talking murder mysteries with Anna Scotti
My conversation with Anna Scotti about her latest mystery “It’s Not Even Past.”
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