Andy Fitch turns the tables on Valeria Luiselli, and poses 40 questions to her 40 questions in "Tell Me How It Ends."
If the Answer Is No One: Questions for Valeria Luiselli
Dialogue Diary > CrossBorder
Alongside my work on the CrossBorder exchange between Colorado-based and Mexico-based writers, artists, and scholars, this CrossBorder series focuses on individuals addressing themes of migration through various modes of transgenre experiment. By Andy Fitch.
Between Leisure and Labor: Talking to Mónica de la Torre
Mónica de la Torre talks with Andy Fitch about the multilingualism in her poetry, its theatrical influences, and chairs.
Intimacy Rich in Contrast to the Detached Blasts: Talking to Andrea Abi-Karam
"You don’t need the approval of the canon’s ghosts or a publisher to convey daily reactions to encounters with systems of oppression."
Putting People in Tires and into the Dashboard: Talking to Julio César Morales
Andy Fitch interviews Julio César Morales on his art about the US-Mexico border.
Empty Set: Talking to Verónica Gerber Bicecci
Andy Fitch interviews Verónica Gerber Bicecci about her book "Empty Set," translated by Christina MacSweeney.
Citizenship of Participation: Talking to Jose Antonio Vargas
Andy Fitch talks to Jose Antonio Vargas, author of "Dear America: Notes of an Undocumented Citizen."
A Home in My Ears: Talking to Divya Victor
Andy Fitch talks to Divya Victor about her book "KITH."
The Computational and the Cognitive-Social: Talking to Rafael Pérez y Pérez
Andy Fitch discusses trends in computer-generated narrative with Rafael Pérez y Pérez.
Questions of Genre and Gender: Talking to Cristina Rivera Garza
Andy Fitch interviews Cristina Rivera Garza about her novel "The Taiga Syndrome" (translated by Suzanne Jill Levine and Aviva Kana).
Crew Members Actually Crying on Set: Talking to Armando Ibañez
Andy Fitch talks to Latinx queer filmmaker Armando Ibañez about his web series, "Undocumented Tales."
