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In part one of their conversation, Etgar Keret and Paul Holdengraber discuss real estate, time travel, and the pleasures of artistic collaboration. For more, visit LitHub.com.
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In the second part of her conversation with Paul Holdengraber, Tracy K. Smith talks race in the Obama years, trying to find a vocabulary for love and tolerance, and the brilliance of Lucille Clifton. For more, visit LitHub.com.
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In part one of their conversation, the poet Tracy K. Smith talks with Paul Holdengraber about God, death, parenthood, and loving children the way we love books. For more, visit LitHub.com.
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In part two of their conversation, Werner Herzog and Paul Holdengraber discuss the most important things a filmmaker must learn, the (first) time a b-movie cowboy lived in the White House, and the art of forgery. For more, visit LItHub.com.
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In part one of Werner Herzog's wide-ranging conversation with Paul Holdengraber, the two discuss the human side of massive volcanoes, making promises to North Koreans, and that thing known as the Internet. For more, visit LitHub.com.
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In part two of their conversation composer Nico Muhly and Paul Holdengraber discuss the transcendence of great writing and the claustrophobia of a certain way of thinking about Paris. For more, head to LitHub.com.
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Nico Muhly talks with Paul Holdengraber about adapting Hitchcock, being challenged to a duel, and the genius of C.P. Cavafy (among other things). For more, visit LitHub.com.
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In part two of their conversation, Laurie Anderson and Paul Holdengraber talk about the Tibetan afterlife, the power of film, and standing in the snow in Central Park. For more, visit LitHub.com.
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Laurie Anderson talks to Paul Holdengraber about art, virtual reality, and telling jokes on stage. For more, visit LitHub.com.
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In part two of their conversation Alain de Botton and Paul Holdengraber discuss the cultural critic as excavator of ideas, how the French do it better, and the addictive nature of Twitter.
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