Gary Lippman explains the one sentence story. A talk with Joan Juliet Buck
A talk with Joan Juliet Buck of the Joan of Arc Podcast
Gary Lippman talks about “We Loved The World But Could Not Stay“.
Events, Interviews, Readings
TNT Radio interviews Gary Lippman on Joseph Arthur
Gary Lippman on Joseph Arthur & his Technicolor Dreamcast
Find it by clicking here (Update: Link from the Internet Archive here)
A Shaded View on Fashion – Gary Lippman interviewed by Laura Albert
“We Loved The World But Could Not Stay”: Gary Lippman in conversation with Laura Albert
Find part 1 on Shaded View on Fashion or watch it below.
“Holiness appears where it wants to and not where we think it should be…” Gary Lippman. The one-sentence stories in his collection “We Loved The World But Could Not Stay” bring to life those values of beauty and sacredness.
Find part 2 on Shaded View on Fashion or watch it below.
For Part 2, Gary escapes from “A Buenos Aires Shootout” – and explains the creation of his thrilling one-sentence story! It would take a hundred sentences to do justice to the brilliance Gary Lippman manages to pack into just one.
The Salt Lake Dirt podcast on Gary Lippman – We Loved the World But Could Not Stay
Gary Lippman goes to Salt Lake Dirt podcast to talk about We Loved the World But Could Not Stay.
Listen to the interview below or by following this link.
Gary Lippman in the Lydian Spin
Lyida Lunch & Tim Dahl interview Gary Lippman in the Lyidan Spin podcast.
Listen to the Interview at Episode 87 Gary Lippman or below:
The Salt Lake Dirt podcast talks to Gary Lippman
Gary Lippman goes to Salt Lake Dirt podcast.
Listen to the interview below or by following this link.
Mysterious Goings On Talks With Gary Lippman
Author J. Alexander Greenwood talks with Gary Lippman in The Mysterious Goings On Podcast.
Listen to the Interview: Set the Controls for A Killer Debut Novel
Chip Jacobs In Conversation With Gary Lippman
Listen to the interview below or here.
The Strategist – What Michael Imperioli Can’t Live Without
Nice to see “Set the Controls for the Heart of Sharon Tate” in Michael Imperioli’s list here, as told to Simone Kitchens.