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Interviews, excerpts, essays & more—see the complete list of conversations.

"I am afraid my writing arm is going to be sucked into the publishing machine, and be pulverized by it, or just yanked off by it, and I'm going to bleed out right here before I make another book" — Merritt Tierce on money, the Second Book, the publishing machine & more.

"I am afraid my writing arm is going to be sucked into the publishing machine, and be pulverized by it, or just yanked off by it, and I'm going to bleed out right here before I make another book" — Merritt Tierce on money, the Second Book, the publishing machine & more.

"I want my words to fall like raindrops" — Lara Vapnyar on the influence of War and Peace

"I want my words to fall like raindrops" — Lara Vapnyar on the influence of War and Peace

"Personal failing? Moral ineptitude? Limited exposure to art?" — Hannah Pittard on defensiveness, not plagiarizing The Virgin Suicides, books as Google Maps, first-order and second-order reviews, & more.

"Personal failing? Moral ineptitude? Limited exposure to art?" — Hannah Pittard on defensiveness, not plagiarizing The Virgin Suicides, books as Google Maps, first-order and second-order reviews, & more.

"It's somehow an elitist problem to worry about the death of magazines" — Gemma Sieff on the death of magazines, her Tinder article and 'Kenneth', pretension, highbrow flatness, second-order lowbrow & more.

"It's somehow an elitist problem to worry about the death of magazines" — Gemma Sieff on the death of magazines, her Tinder article and 'Kenneth', pretension, highbrow flatness, second-order lowbrow & more.

"We're being asked to constantly construct and replicate a persona" — Alexander Weinstein on the work of Charlie Kaufman

"We're being asked to constantly construct and replicate a persona" — Alexander Weinstein on the work of Charlie Kaufman

"Anyone who is coming to my work because they find me sexually attractive is going to be disappointed. I write long sentences about water." — Kathleen Alcott on Thick Skin

"Anyone who is coming to my work because they find me sexually attractive is going to be disappointed. I write long sentences about water." — Kathleen Alcott on Thick Skin

"The frog is the thing" — Anna Heyward on The Art of Commerce.

"The frog is the thing" — Anna Heyward on The Art of Commerce.

Now on Thick Skin: Joe McGinnis Jr. discusses fuzzysquid.com, "non-fiction novelists" and their existence, his toughest critic, reviews vs. sales & more.

Now on Thick Skin: Joe McGinnis Jr. discusses fuzzysquid.com, "non-fiction novelists" and their existence, his toughest critic, reviews vs. sales & more.

"There are very few zero-sum spaces in book publishing" — Jynne Martin on The Art of Commerce

"There are very few zero-sum spaces in book publishing" — Jynne Martin on The Art of Commerce

“The bubbling sarcastic anger of one male attempting to take another male down through the time-honored tradition of online comments” — Teddy Wayne on Thick Skin

“The bubbling sarcastic anger of one male attempting to take another male down through the time-honored tradition of online comments” — Teddy Wayne on Thick Skin

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