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July 25, 2005
Influences: Lorrie Moore

"I do a very reverential Billie Holiday imitation that's a complete room-emptier."

June 20, 2005
Polymath: Betsy Carter

I wrote the memoir, and there are certain people I still expect to jump out of the bushes and kill me. This way, no one’s going to hold me accountable for anything.

June 20, 2005
Special Victims Unit

A pulp novelist goes literary.

June 13, 2005
Traveler: Paul Theroux

"I once spent an hour in an airport watching someone read a book of mine—watching him turn the pages and chew his lips."

February 21, 2005
Influences: Peter Carey

Having wanted to be a scientist, I came to literature a little late.

January 17, 2005
Teen Novelist: Amanda Marquit

To the litany of ever-younger literary phenoms you can now add Upper East Sider Amanda Marquit.

December 13, 2004
Ask A Bookstore Owner

I’m sort of on a Murakami kick. I was thinking it would be great to set him up in a Ford Explorer and have him tour the highways and byways of America

March 28, 2005
Overheard: What the Audience Really Thought About Kinky Friedman, Mystery Novelist/ Would-Be Texas Gov.

That we're here in Chelsea, and we've all been waiting for an hour to meet a guy in a black cowboy hat, smoking a cigar, says something tremendous about America.

December 6, 2004
Q&A with Gotham Scribes Pete Hamill and Tama Janowitz

Pete Hamill is a hard-boiled tabloidist turned sentimental novelist-historian; Tama Janowitz, who hung with Warhol and skewered the eighties art scene in Slaves of New York.

May 30, 2005
Conversation: Francine du Plessix Gray and Sean Wilsey

All writers are hunters, and parents are the most available prey.

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