Spencer Dew is one of the best the internet literary scene has to offer. He's been published in Juked, The 2nd Hand, and Thieves Jargon, among others. His book Songs of Insurgency just came out in 2008.

Jacob McArthur Mooney recently wrote The New Layman's Almanac. He is also an editor at Thieves Jargon.

Tom McCarthy directed this movie called The Visitor. It stars Richard Jenkins.

EDY: I'm curious about your view on what's going on with the Supersonics right now. You've obviously been a fan for a long time and now it looks like they're moving. Feel free to rant as much as you want.

David Shields: Not too interested in this topic, I must admit. I just don’t follow sports anymore, Mark.

EDY If you want, I'd love to trade some questions and answers in a kind of informal interview

Elizabeth Crane Sure, I'll answer questions for you.

Jim Sturgess was in that musical about the Beatles and is in both The Other Boleyn Girl and 21.

Here's an interview where he admits smuggling in cigars from Cuba. Also, the interview is by three other film reviewers and an idiot reviewer. You can guess who the idiot reviewer is.

as always this picture isn't a realistic representation of interviewed

I got a chance to trade emails with Mr. Ben Tanzer over the past couple weeks. He’s an interesting character, but you can’t help feel bad for him when you hear of how he got caught in the cult movement of TBWCYL.

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One can only hope that people see The Signal instead of going to see George Romero's rehashed Zombie expulge Diary of the Dead. And despite your initial reaction to the following interview with directors Dan Bush, David Bruckner, and Jacob Gentry it is worth your time to see this movie.

Interview Transmission #1:

Ben Myers is a British writer. He wrote a book called The Book of Fuck. Zach Forsberg-Lary didn't read this book, but still gave it a harsh review. Mr. Myers thought this was funny so Zach sat down and traded questions with him across the Atlantic.

by Zach Forsberg-Lary

I do not pretend to be one this generation’s great interviewers. Usually, I ramble on for too long. I apologize to the readers and the scientists that I interviewed.

The above picture is an artist’s rendition of Mr. Ball. I only had two dollars to spend on the sketch and I guess that’s the best I could do for my money.