Charles Baxter
The author covers topics such as his new book, Saul and Patsy, Chekhov's medical career, politics, Minnesota, and what it's like to have your work made into film.
The author covers topics such as his new book, Saul and Patsy, Chekhov's medical career, politics, Minnesota, and what it's like to have your work made into film.
American literature may over-adore the short story, but that doesn’t mean some great stories aren’t being written. A conversation about New Orleans, snarkism, and the relative ease of brain surgery.
A critic’s life can be a happy one, with the right frame of mind. A conversation about a life well read, 19th-century novels, and the changing of hearts.
It’s a good world when Americans and Canadians can still get along. A conversation about Columbine, art projects, pus-bags, and that sexy country of sin up north.