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Revolution 2: An Interview with Mark Z. Danielewski

Kiki Benzon and Mark Z. Danielewski discuss his 2006 book Only Revolutions at the International Festival of Authors in Toronto.

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Michael Boyden interviews Oulipian Harry Mathews on ebr; here Mathews traces his own engagement with constraint to 14th century and modernist composers.

Michael Boyden interviews Oulipian Harry Mathews on ebr; here Mathews traces his own engagement with constraint to 14th century and modernist composers.

‐ Lori Emerson

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David Foster Wallace may also be said to push the thresholds of language and form, as is evident in Benzon’s ebr review of Wallace’s Oblivion.

‐ Lori Emerson

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As Stephen-Paul Martin points out in his ebr review of Lance Olsen’s novel 10:01, Will Navidson, the protagonist in Danielewski’s House of Leaves, later appears as 10:01‘s second character Stuart Navidson.

As Stephen-Paul Martin points out in his ebr review of Lance Olsen’s novel 10:01, Will Navidson, the protagonist in Danielewski’s House of Leaves, later appears as 10:01‘s second character Stuart Navidson.

‐ Lori Emerson

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Further inte(re)views with novelists Harry Mathews and Lee Siegel can also be found on ebr.

Further inte(re)views with novelists Harry Mathews and Lee Siegel can also be found on ebr.

‐ Lori Emerson

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