• Voodoo Heart: Stories, by Scott Snyder, The Believer, June 2006
• The Dead Fish Museum, by Charles D'Ambrosio, The Believer, May 2006
• Train to Lo Wu, by Jess Row, The Believer, February 2005
• Case Histories: A Novel, by Kate Atkinson, The Believer, November 2004
• Monturiol's Dream: The Extraordinary Story of the Submarine Inventor Who Wanted to Save the World, by Matthew Stewart, The Dallas Morning News, September 2004
• Bad Move: A Novel, by Linwood Barclay, The Dallas Morning News, July 2004
• Crowded with Genius: The Scottish Enlightenment: Edinburgh's Moment of the Mind, by James Buchan, The Dallas Morning News, January 2004
• Sixpence House: Lost in a Town of Books, by Paul Collins, The Dallas Morning News, August 2003
• Lost Discoveries: The Ancient Roots of Modern Science – from the Babylonians to the Mayans, by Dick Teresi, Forbes FYI quarterly, December 2002
• Edison's Eve: A History of the Quest for Mechanical Life, by Gaby Wood, Forbes FYI quarterly, September 2002
• Unlimited Media: How the Torrent of Images and Sounds Overwhelms Our Lives, by Todd Gitlin, Wired Magazine, March 2002
• The Future of Ideas, by Lawrence Lessig, Wired Magazine, December 2001
• Emergence: The Secret Lives of Ants, Brains, Cities and Software, by Steven Johnson, Wired Magazine, October 2001
• Intoxicating Minds: How Drugs Work, by Ciaran Regan, Wired Magazine, August 2001
• Memory: How the Mind Forgets and Remembers, by Daniel Schacter, Wired Magazine, June 2001
•
Duchamp: A Biography, by Calvin Tomkins, Art & Antiques, December 1996
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Conversations with Tom Stoppard, by Mel Gussow, Time Out New York, September 1996
•
Angela’s Ashes, by Frank McCourt, Salon.com, September 1996
• Review of
Accordian Crimes, by E. Annie Proulx, Time Out New York, June 1996
• Review of
Cruising Paradise: Tales, by Sam Shepard, Time Out New York, May 1996
• “Questions for Irshad Manji,” The New York Times Magazine, December 2003 (author of The Trouble With Islam: A Muslim's Call for Reform in Her Faith)
• “Questions For Jhumpa Lahiri,” The New York Times Magazine, September 2003 (Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Interpreter of Maladies and The Namesake)
• “An Interview with Hunter S. Thompson," Salon.com & The Toronto Star, February 2003
• “Questions For Chuck Palahniuk,” The New York Times Magazine, September 2002 (author of Fight Club and Lullaby)
• “The Man from Neen: A Conversation with Miltos Manetas,” Salon.com, March 2002 (new media artist and founder of the NEEN movement)
• “Flesh, Robots and God: A Conversation With Rodney A. Brooks,” Salon.com, February 2002 (Director of MIT’s Artificial Intelligence Lab and author of Flesh and Machines: How Robots Will Change Us)
• “Oldest Living Surrealist Tells All: A Conversation With Dorothea Tanning,” Salon.com, February 2002 (core member of Surrealist movement, painter, poet, wife of Max Ernst and author of Between Lives: An Artist and Her World)
• “A Conversation With Edward O. Wilson,” Salon.com, January 2002 (biologist, Pulitzer Prize-winner and author of The Future of Life)
• “Questions For Gene Simmons,” The New York Times Magazine, December 2001 (musician, tongue exhibitionist, blood-spewer and author of KISS and Make Up)
• “Questions For Wallace Shawn,” The New York Times Magazine, August 2001 (actor and playwright)
• “An Interview with Jeremy Campbell,” unpublished (author of The Liar's Tale: A History of Falsehood)
• “Questions For Julia Sweeney,” The New York Times Magazine, February 1999 (actress and playwright)
• “Questions for Mike Wallace,” The New York Times Magazine, November 1998 (author of
Gotham: A History of New York to 1898)
• “Questions For Emily Jenkins,” The New York Times Magazine, August 1998 (author of
Tongue First: Adventures in Physical Culture)
• Frank McCourt, The New York Times Magazine ("Money" issue), June 1998 (author of
Angela’s Ashes and
‘Tis)
• “Questions For Robert Dallek,” The New York Times Magazine, April 1998 (historian and author of a biography on Lyndon Johnson)
• “Questions for T.C. Boyle,” The New York Times Magazine, February 1998 (author of
Riven Rock)
• “Talking With Lynne Tillman,” Newsday, February 1998 (author of
No Lease on Life)
• “Questions For Claudio Tamburrini,” The New York Times Magazine, February 1998 (professor of “sports philosophy”)
• “Talking With David Gates,” Newsday, January 1998 (Newsweek critic and author of
Preston Falls and
Jernigan)
• “Questions For Anita Hill,” The New York Times Magazine, September 1997 (author of Speaking Truth to Power)
• “Questions For Tom Morris,” The New York Times Magazine, September 1997 (author of
If Aristotle Ran General Motors)
• “Questions For Piet Vroon,” The New York Times Magazine, August 1997 (professor of psychology at Utrecht University, author of Smell: the Secret Seducer)
• “Questions for Thomas Lynch,” The New York Times Magazine, July 1997 (poet, essayist and mortician, author of The Undertaking: Life Studies from the Dismal Trade)
• Robert Bingham, Time Out New York, July 1997 (author of
Pure Slaughter Value)
• David Foster Wallace, Time Out New York, January 1997 (author of A Supposedly Fun Thing I’ll Never Do Again)
• “Questions for Lisa Carver,” The New York Times Magazine, November 1996 (creator and editor of the 'zine Rollerderby and author of
Dancing Queen: A Lusty Look at the American Dream)
• Robert Olen Butler, Time Out New York, November 1996 (author of a
A Good Scent from a Strange Mountain and
Tabloid Dreams)
• Mona Simpson, Time Out New York, October 1996 (author of
A Regular Guy)
