Grateful to appear once again upon the Beyond the Zero End-of-Year Special Part 1 podcast episode, posted December 23, 2025, talking with Ben about some of the books included on the annual reading rundown.
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This recorded conversation with Ben about Knausgaard’s The Third Realm and other favorites of 2024 kicked off Beyond the Zero’s mega-marathon seven-volume end-o’-year extravaganza, posted December 19, 2024.
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Eric Bies managed to convince the editors at Full Stop to run an interview with me, mostly about Like It Matters, posted November 12, 2024.
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On the Beyond the Zero podcast, Ben and I engage in serious heated discourse regarding the reason Ulysses is set on June 16, 1904, and other stuff Like It Matters-related, posted September 12, 2024.
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An English mathematician reader (Daniel J. Woodhouse) now living in Austria sent me questions about Goodreads, Thomas Bernhard, and publishing in general. I responded thusly, posted October 11, 2023.
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A long audio interview available via the Melbourne-based podcast Beyond the Zero, posted July 13, 2023. Available at Apple, Spotify, etc.
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During the first few months of Global Pandemic Quarantine 2020, Bidwell Hollow and Fear No Lit interviewed me about Neutral Evil ))).
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On July 27, 2016, Cleaver Magazine posted Nathaniel Popkin’s interview with me about translating Horacio Castellanos Moya’s Revulsion: Thomas Bernhard in San Salvador.
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Two quotations that appeared in this interview on Vice also appear on interstitial pages (ie, black pages separating proper essays) in the collection of essays, MFA vs NYC published by n + 1 in February 2014. I also wrote about it here.
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On October 3, 2014, the Brooklyn Rail ran this interview with writer friend Matthew Vollmer — we talk about The Shimmering Go-Between, Thanks + Sorry + Good Luck, and the old grad school experience, among other things. And then a few days later Book Fight posted its first live podcast on which you can hear me exactly 49 minutes into it (I recommend listening to the whole thing, of course).
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Way back on May 28, 2004, Identity Theory posted James Stegall’s long IM interview with me about Incidents of Egotourism in the Temporary World.
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And even further back (February 28, 2003), here’s an interview with Claire Zulkey about Eyeshot and other stuff.