Virtual Memories Show 327: Karl Stevens “I wanted to be an artist but I didn’t know how, and comics were so accessible that I latched

Virtual Memories Show 326: Barbara Nessim “I couldn’t imagine a more fulfilling life than being an illustrator and an artist and having people recognize and

Virtual Memories Show 325: Boris Fishman “Cooking is the only thing in my life that creates the same exalted transport that writing does.” With his

Virtual Memories Show 324: Bill Griffith Returns! “I remember coming back from that first viewing of Freaks to my Brooklyn apartment and thinking, ‘I have

Virtual Memories Show 323: Hugh Ryan “I come to these stories in part because I’m trying to find myself.” Let’s celebrate Pride Month with a

Virtual Memories Show 322: Steven Guarnaccia “I’m an illustrator. It took me a while to realize I was born an illustrator.” On the eve of

Virtual Memories Show 321: Nina Bunjevac returns! “Making art is like an alchemical process for me. I want to take shit and make gold out

Virtual Memories Show 320: Seth “The drawing of the comic is where everything is discovered.” After more than 20 years, Seth has completed Clyde Fans,

Virtual Memories Show 319: Katelan Foisy “Magic is opening doors you didn’t know existed.” Her first crush was Nosferatu, she started reading Burroughs at 12,

Virtual Memories Show 318: Ersi Sotiropoulos “It’s very important how you say things, because the stories themselves are the same: love, death, sex, betrayal. Since

Virtual Memories Show 317: Frederic Tuten “I told Jerome Charyn, ‘You escaped the Bronx by writing about it. I escaped by never going back.’” With

Virtual Memories Show 316: Michael Carroll “I think I became a writer because my father never wanted to get out of the car.” The Village