Person to Person Adelle Waldman on Her ‘Nickel and Dimed’–Inspired Novel Richard Klin - 5.30.2024 "I think too many people—and I include myself in this—find ways of staying insulated from that reality." Richard Klin - 5.30.2024
Person to Person Thurston Moore Looks Back on 30 Years of Sonic Youth Richard Klin - 11.14.2023 "I’ve always been very engaged with literature, but it's never had the profile of what I do with music, obviously." Richard Klin - 11.14.2023
Person to Person Daniel Clowes Sees the Horror in Mundanity Richard Klin - 10.20.2023 "It’s a very appealing idea to me, to find the grotesque and the uncanny in the middle of something that seems so commonplace." Richard Klin - 10.20.2023
Person to Person The Lost and Found Music of Connie Converse Richard Klin - 5.23.2023 "She serves almost as the polar opposite of today’s urge to brand everything. You can’t brand Connie Converse." Richard Klin - 5.23.2023
Person to Person Sound and Silence: The Millions Interviews Joe Meno Richard Klin - 11.9.2022 "Happiness is possible—it just doesn’t last. We don’t have any right to expect it to last." Richard Klin - 11.9.2022
Reviews Over, Under, Sideways, Down: On Louis Menand’s ‘The Free World’ Richard Klin - 7.12.2021 The Free World is unflinching in chronicling the Cold War era’s “deeply entrenched ideology of gender difference” that manifested itself in vicious, often violent misogyny. Richard Klin - 7.12.2021