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Interviews

Review/Interview with Kris Saknussemm

published by Retort Magazine, on April 1st, 2006

In January I met with ZANESVILLE author Kris Saknussemm outside Readings Bookstore on Lygon Street in Carlton, Melbourne, Australia. I have been a heavy user of the Internet for about 11 years now and I have met hundreds of people online. Kris is the first person I actually had the courage to meet . . . → Read More: Review/Interview with Kris Saknussemm

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Interviews

Interview with Jeff Noon by Fakie Wilde

published by Retort Magazine, on May 25th, 2003

“It’s funny, but with a lot of writers I get the impression they’re not actually that interested in words. The words themselves. It’s like a painter not being interested in paint. I don’t understand it.” – Jeff Noon

We met on an old rickety bus, somewhere on the boundaries of . . . → Read More: Interview with Jeff Noon by Fakie Wilde

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Interview With Chuck Palahniuk

published by Retort Magazine, on February 20th, 2003

Interview WithFight Club Author Chuck Palahniuk A DVD Talk Interview

Chuck Palahniuk is one of those authors that never pulls punches. Instead of running away from chaos and uncomfortable things he explores, prods, and even embraces them. In a market where many authors dream about becoming an Oprah Book Club Book, . . . → Read More: Interview With Chuck Palahniuk

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Art

Interview with Alex Gross

published by Retort Magazine, on June 5th, 2002

There is something arresting about the work of Alex Gross: a vaguely postmodern mix of Surreal Victorian imagery and old Japanese posters. Imagine Balthus quietly blended with Trevor Brown and you start to get the idea. An occasional illustrator and instructor at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, . . . → Read More: Interview with Alex Gross

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