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Authors/Writers

  • A conversation with Jim Carroll, author of The Basketball Diaries

    Feb. 16, 1981
  • Jack Conroy discusses his career

    Nov. 30, 1973
  • Interviewing Morris Philipson

    Dec. 20, 1976
  • E. L. Doctorow discusses his career and his book, Ragtime

    Dec. 20, 1976
  • Discussing Carl Sandburg and his wife Lilian Steichen with their daughter, poet Helga Sandburg.

    Jan. 5, 1977
  • Talking about dogs and dog training with Barbara Woodhouse

    1980
  • A conversation with Robert McElvaine

    Mar. 11, 1983
  • Interviewing Lanford Wilson

    May. 1, 1980
  • Talking about international film, with Judy Stone

    Jun. 4, 1997
  • Talking about W.S. Gilbert, with Jane W. Stedman

    Nov. 26, 1996
  • Asa Baber reads from and discusses his book "Land of a Million Elephants"

    Jun. 8, 1970
  • Anders Bodelsen discusses the Danish and their outlook on life

    Oct. 1, 1968
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