Authors, American — Personal narratives.
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We can’t think ill of the King / R.C. Cohen ; produced by Pamela Burton.
Robert Carl Cohen discusses his experiences as a filmmaker and writer, and how his work in countries where the state department has banned travel has lead to continual harassment by various United States agencies. He discovered the extent of the investigation of his life under the Freedom of Information Act.|WE CAN’T THINK ILL OF THE…
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A Personal autobiography : Alexander Cockburn / interviewed by David Barsamian.
Author of Corruptions of Empire, and a noted journalist, Cockburn provides a personal view of himself and the contemporary world. He discusses the decline of empires, his development as a writer, Watergate in comparison to the Iran-Contra affair, and the impact of the concentration of media ownership.|A PERSONAL AUTOBIOGRAPHY : ALEXANDER COCKBURN / interviewed by…
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Somethings There / by Dan Greenburg ; interviewed by Barbara Cady.
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Ragtime / by E.L. Doctorow ; interviewed by Judith Sherman and Charles Ruas.
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Is Tim Leary really free : interviewed by Adi Gevins.
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A More goodly country : a personal history of America / by John Sanford ; read by Charles Morgan and June Foray.
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A Brief discourse by Ken Kesey / introduced by Paul Krassner.
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Sweetest smelling baby in New Orleans / Lillian Hellman ; interviewed by Jan Albert.
A documentary about the life and work of playwright and author Lillian Hellman (1905 – 1984). Includes an interview with Hellman by WBAI’s Jan Albert, readings from Hellman’s memoirs, Hellman speaking before a live audience (venue not identified) and snippets of dialogue from the film versions of Hellman’s plays The Little Foxes and The Children’s…
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Whatever became of : Carlton E. Morse / interviewed by Richard Lamparski.
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An Interview with Thomas Wolf / interviewed by R. H. Darden.
Author of The Kandy-Kolored Tangerine Flake and The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test discusses his work.|AN INTERVIEW WITH THOMAS WOLF / interviewed by R.H. Darden. – Author of The Kandy-Kolored Tangerine Flake, and The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, discusses his writings and their origins. – BROADCAST KPFK, 18 Sept. 1968.