Bilocal writer James Nolan

Arizona State University's Superstition Review talks to New Orleanian (and Bilocal writer) James Nolan about port cities, John Kennedy Toole, a "voodoo cleansing" block party, Neruda, Katrina/not Katrina, and regionalism.

Says Nolan:

"...until recently most American literature was grounded in the regional. Now 'regional' means any story not set in Manhattan, and much of what we read has as much a sense of place as an airport departure lounge."

Read the whole interview here.