Bruce Weigl

Writer and director Amy Koppleman on the same question all of her work attempts to answer.

Paolo Sorrentino's "The Hand of God" is much less serious than it sounds, though far from frivolous.

Host Jonathan Bastian talks with David Whyte about the power of the written and spoken word.

Teresa K. Miller discusses “Borderline Fortune,” which won her the National Poetry Series, when she was about ready to give up on herself.

Mary Gaitskill’s "The Devil’s Treasure” features sections from her previous novels and an unfinished novel, commentary, illustrations, and a story inspired by a dream her younger self…

In The Hollywood Reporter , Kim Masters and Gary Baum did a deep dive into the shady side of independent filmmaking.

Musician and actor, and author Steven Van Zandt on being in the right place at the right time.

Tony Platt’s recently re-released book, “Grave Matters” digs into the Golden State’s dark history of not only massacring Indigenous Peoples, but later desecrating their graves and…

Every bookstore is haunted, and Louise Erdrich’s new book, “The Sentence,” is about one.