Interviews
Interview with Vu Tran — Las Vegas Review of Books
After managing editor Julie Thi Underhill’s two-part “intervu” with author Vu Tran, you might think there is little else to know about the man. Au contraire! Geoff Schumacher’s interview with Vu, published in April 2011 in the Las Vegas Review of Books, deftly expands upon Vu’s literary styles and influences, and his years in Iowa and Nevada. Vu also kicks …(read more)
Introducing ‘A Culinary Odyssey’ — An Interview with Andrew Pham
Remember Andrew Pham’s acclaimed memoirs Catfish and Mandala and The Eaves of Heaven? He’s back — this time with culinary memories. …(read more)
An Interview with Bao Phi
Bao Phi strikes again! The spoken word artist and poet graces diaCRITICS yet again with Kim-An Lieberman’s interview, speaking about …(read more)
It takes a circus: Xiec Lang Toi, Part III
This is the story of how three men became a circus that became a village. In the third and last installment …(read more)
It takes a circus: Xiec Lang Toi, Part II
From one man’s a dream to a village of a circus. In the second part of the series on the …(read more)
Andrew Cox Interviews Linh Dinh
Andrew Cox has a most thorough interview with Linh Dinh where the frank conversation covers topics from technology to poetry …(read more)
A Sensory Life: Andrew Lam interviews Monique Truong
Andrew Lam interviews Monique Truong about her novel Bitter in the Mouth. Listen to the interview here! [before we begin: …(read more)
Isabelle Pelaud’s “This is All I Choose to Tell”: An Interview
On the radio program New America Now, Andrew Lam recently interviewed Isabelle Thuy Pelaud about This is All I Choose to …(read more)
Memory without Pyrotechnics: Vu Tran’s Intervu, Part 2
In December 2010, diaCRITICS managing editor Julie Thi Underhill wrote her first diaCRITICIZE about her dilemmas regarding ‘authentic’ belonging as …(read more)
Memory without Pyrotechnics: Vu Tran’s Intervu, Part 1
In December 2010, diaCRITICS managing editor Julie Thi Underhill wrote her first diaCRITICIZE about her dilemmas regarding ‘authentic’ belonging as …(read more)
