A Conversation with William Giraldi
By Interview Issue 102
Aside from my children and wife, literature has been the intensest delight of my life.
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By Interview Issue 101
You can read something spoken or written by somebody from a very different place or time or background or state of being—and it can feel true anyway.
Read MoreLife After Thirty | Death, Change and Time: Bruce Cockburn
By Interview Issue 100
There was a kind of availability I had to learn in order to create a song like that. A capacity for a kind of ecstatic contact.
Read MoreLife After Thirty | Death, Change, and Time: Lia Chavez
By Interview Issue 100
I’m still learning to embrace the boundlessness of art and the trajectory that this implies.
Read MoreLife After Thirty | Death, Change, and Time: Barry Krammes
By Interview Issue 100
Life has been challenging, and occasionally blatantly difficult. The mysteries and complexities of this earthly sojourn continually rattle my brain. These days I am much more comfortable with my weaknesses than with my strengths.
Read MoreLife After Thirty | Death, Change, and Time: Steve Prince
By Interview Issue 100
Thirty is not as old as I thought it would be.
Read MoreLife After Thirty | Death, Change, and Time: Mohammed Ali
By Interview Issue 100
Most would dismiss this lone voice. You’ll always get one, they’d say. You can’t please everybody. But it bothered me.
Read MoreAfter Thirty | Death, Change, and Time: Natalie Settles
By Interview Issue 100
It’s possible I will look back on my thirties as my most transformative passage.
Read MoreLife After Thirty | Collaboration and Community: Claire Holley
By Interview Issue 100
I’m a little jealous of my thirty-year-old self. I miss how cute she thought she was. Her goal was to play as much as possible, for whomever, whenever, mostly solo because it was cheaper.
Read MoreLife After Thirty | Collaboration and Community: Sedrick Huckaby
By Interview Issue 100
I would like to say that since turning thirty, my work has become more efficient, that I have learned how to say more with less. Unfortunately, the reality is quite the opposite.
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