La Times, 27 Jan 2003, Literary star, out of the limelight Jam, 2003: Kultur Interview German. Kultur Interview, (attempted link to google translation) 1988 Four writers sitting around talking including DFW. From Oregon Live: Frontlist Google Cached Version July 30 Part 1 of the Book Magazine interview with DFW. Broken Link July 15 An old DFW interview at Dalkeyarchive.com July 12 Mischief at Boston Pheonix Broken Link Chicago Newspapers June 99 Publisher's Weekly May 99 Broken Link Los Angeles Literary Supplement May 99 Oregon Voice April 98 A new Boston Pheonix Transcript Feb 98 Salon Interview IRC Chat Transcript (May 1996) Broken Link Boston Pheonix Bookwire on Wallace Broken Link At Stim.com by Valerie Stivers Minnesota Daily Interview New York Times Sunday Magazine (3.24.96) piece on Wallace QPB talks to David Foster Wallace (September, 1996) Reading, music/literary critic Tom Laskin interviews Wallace by telephone for Madison's Isthmus, a city weekly The Wisconsin State Journal dispatched their religion writer & spy-novel reviewer William R. Wineke to Madison's Sheraton Inn to interview DFW Wallace's appearance on PBS television's The Charlie Rose Show (3.27.97). Bob thinks there is too much about David Lynch in here, being a fan of Mr. Lynch myself I didn't mind it in the least! AUDIO RECORDING LINKS: May 8 2003: John D’Agata (Editor of The Next American Essay, including 'Ticket to Fair' by DFW) interviewed on Michael Silverblatt's Bookworm show. Including a guest reading by DFW. The usage wars radio talk with Bryan Garner as a response to tense present. August 31 DFW on Michael Silverblatt's Bookworm show. You can find the link to listen (real audio) to the interview here. It goes for a good 35 minutes... and some of it is very interesting. An earlier Bookworm interview (ASFT-1997) can be heard as well December 2000. DFW readings available at the Lannan Archives. He reads 4 things, 3 awesome fragments of (as yet at august 2002) unpublished material and Incarnations of Burned Children. You'll need to have realplayer installed to hear them. The recordings are of extremely high quality and very funny! Audio Excerpts of DFW reading from Brief Interviews with Hideous Men: "A Radically Condensed History of Postindustrial Life" and "Death Is Not The End" are read. Audio at Eyeshot.net. There are a number of links to DFW audio, including a much higher quality version of the 1999 bookwork interview! September 13 Audio interview at The Afternoon Magazine. Scroll down to the June 16 Interview to find it. Broken Link