Interviews

The author of the new memoir "All You Can Ever Know" talks about unraveling the myths that surrounded her life with her adoptive parents, and her journey to connecting with her biological family.

A journey through the ages with scholar and writer Ingrid Rossellini, in pursuit of that most tantalizing of mysteries -- the nature of the self.

The author of the groundbreaking new novel "Confessions of the Fox" talks about creating a transgender hero in 18th-century London.

Remembering the literary titan, via a conversation about the conclusion of his monumental Zuckerman saga.

“I’ve never wanted to follow an idea of what the novel is, or needs to be." Lynne Tillman talks with David L. Ulin about her long-awaited "Men and Apparitions."

The author of "House of Broken Angels" on his multigenerational family saga.

Award-winning novelist Maile Meloy talks with Jon McGregory on his powerful new story of a girl's disappearance, and the aftermath.

The author of "Bluebird, Bluebird" began with the hope of writing a murder mystery -- and found herself exploring the legacy and enduring power of racism. Profile by Joy Press.

According to Vanity Fair editor David Friend, the 1990s were a sexual -- and political --turning point for the nation. A conversation with Ted Panken.