Virtual Memories Show 373: Kathe Koja “Chaos is its own engine.” Writer, performer, director and producer Kathe Koja rejoins the show to talk about her

Virtual Memories Show 372: Tom Hart “For my next book, I’m looking for a new form. Everything feels like the old form. I’m giving myself

Virtual Memories Show 371: Paul C. Tumey “I regard Mad Magazine as an apex of Screwballism in comic books, and in a way, my whole

Virtual Memories Show 370: Alta L. Price “Books were my first drug.” Translator Alta L. Price joins the show to talk about co-curating the 2020

Virtual Memories Show 369: Matt Ruff Author Matt Ruff checks in from Seattle and we talk about his brand-new novel, 88 Names. We get into

Virtual Memories Show 368: Tess Lewis “Oblivion works its way through the world.” Translator Tess Lewis joins the show to talk about co-curating the 2020

Virtual Memories Show 367: Whitney Matheson “Music, film, TV, books: those are the things that tell you when you’re a kid that there’s a world

Virtual Memories Show 366: Sato Moughalian “I’m not a historian. I’m a musician who’s obsessed by cultural history, and environment, and filling in gaps.” The

Virtual Memories Show: COVID-19 Bonus Mini-Episode “I’m not one to rely on outside aids, but this time I felt like that jungle rat William Burroughs

Virtual Memories Show 365: Ben Katchor “A dairy restaurant feels to me like an urban, walled Garden of Eden, but it’s in this world, so

Virtual Memories Show 364: Stoya “Coming from porn you deal with a small slice of human emotion: lust, arousal, maybe some basic things. It’s a

Virtual Memories Show 363: Cassandra Khaw “In novels, you’re trusting the reader to follow you along the whole way. In video games, you’re working with