Virtual Memories Show 298: Summer Pierre “A mix-tape isn’t just saying, ‘I want you to enjoy this’, it’s, ‘I want you to enjoy me making

Virtual Memories Show 297: Shachar Pinsker “This is the story of Jewish migration through the lens of coffeehouses.” Jews have a long tradition with coffee

Virtual Memories Show 296: Cathy B. Graham “The great thing about being heartbroken is I become very focused on my work.” Who starts a career

Virtual Memories Show 295: Angela Himsel “In the end, sometimes, your writing becomes what it wants to be, despite yourself.” How did Angela Himsel make

Virtual Memories Show 294: Mark Dery “I wanted to allow Gorey not only a degree of mystery . . . but also to convey his

Virtual Memories Show 293: Michael Gerber “We’re trying to collect and broadcast this specific type of culture before the people who know how to do

Virtual Memories Show 292: Eddie Campbell “What if you could be employed just sitting in a pub telling stories? I think that’s where it began

Virtual Memories Show 291: David Small “It takes a while to learn what you don’t need.” With a Caldecott Award-winning career in writing and illustrating

Virtual Memories Show 290: Jason Lutes “Berlin was not a story that felt at arms’ length to me; there were many resonances with my life,

Virtual Memories Show 289: Nora Krug “The decision to make this book was the excuse to finally ask questions of my family.” With the brand-new

Virtual Memories Show 288: Ken Krimstein “I think philosophers are all frustrated cartoonists and cartoonists are all frustrated philosophers.” With his new graphic biography The

Virtual Memories Show 287: Audrey Niffenegger “The success of The Time-Traveler’s Wife didn’t change me as an artist, it changed me as a person who