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Volume 5
On Writing
Interviews with Emma Cline, Bob Colacello, Denise Ferreira da Silva, Malcolm Harris, Lee Edelman, Stephanie LaCava, and Hua Hsu; with an introduction by Ryan Mangione.
Volume 5: On Writing
by Ryan Mangione
“What fantasy of salvation is left over for the writer?”
Emma Cline
in conversation with Johanna Zwirner
“I’m always cognizant of life being the most interesting thing, and writing coming out of that.”
Bob Colacello
in conversation with Emmanuel Olunkwa
“That was the cleverness of Andy’s business structure: you could be the editor of Interview if you could figure out how to pay for it.”
Denise Ferreira da Silva
in conversation with Stefanie Hessler
“The ability to self-represent is crucial; it is the first condition of possibility for any kind of representation.”
Hua Hsu
in conversation with Arthur Ou
“What does it mean to problematize your own memory or your own sense of self?”
Lee Edelman
in conversation with Ryan Mangione
“For me, the life of theory has been shaped by the experience of untimely loss.”
Malcolm Harris
in conversation with Emmanuel Olunkwa
“The futurist California never happened—it was never tried.”
Stephanie LaCava
in conversation with Ryan Mangione
“The most generative thing you can do as a writer is to go out and see other people’s work.”
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Volume 6
On Process