About two months ago, the writer Jeremiah Kipp interviewed me about David Foster Wallace, the work of his that I edited at Première, my perspective on it, and a bunch of other Dave-related stuff. We both felt the interview went pretty well—the guy asks some penetrating questions!—and the edited result is now at home at The House Next Door, over here.
On Wallace
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I left a comment over at the “House”, but this was just a terrific interview. Wallace was something else.
I read that over at The House, fantastic interview. And you’re right, Kipp is a piercing interviewer, and sets up a fascinating dialouge with his subjects. The interview they ran with Rosenbaum a while back was fantastic, and now he’s interviewed another of the country’s most knowledgeable and eloquent critics.