Lindisfarne Café – Memoir Series
This section gathers memoirs written by William Irwin Thompson documenting
the founding and spiritual vision of the Lindisfarne community in Crestone, Colorado (1979–1997).
This section gathers memoirs written by William Irwin Thompson documenting
the founding and spiritual vision of the Lindisfarne community in Crestone, Colorado (1979–1997).
A humorous historical interview column by Joseph Glantz, imagining dialogues with history’s great thinkers.
Joseph Glantz brings Mark Twain’s wit to life in this imagined posthumous interview, continuing the “Famously Departed” series.
A poem originally published in The Paris Review 132 (1994), reprinted with author’s bio and literary context.
Official announcement from Wild River Books on the Stoutsburg Cemetery Project, exploring African American history and the legacy of slavery in New Jersey.
Tim E. Ogline interviews Neil Gaiman about myth, storytelling, and the creative mind behind The Sandman.
Neil Gaiman at PEN World Voices FestivalJoy E. Stocke covers Neil Gaiman’s appearance at the PEN World Voices Festival, discussing faith, fiction, and the writer’s journey.
Joy E. Stocke interviews acclaimed Norwegian novelist Per Petterson at the PEN World Voices Festival.
Jessica Falcone’s reflections on life and faith during her year in India.
Exploring India’s spiritual landscape through the lens of the Maitreya vision.
Kim Nagy reflects on the life and legacy of Syrian writer Muna Imady, whose stories bridged cultures and generations.
Joy E. Stocke presents a LIVE FROM THE NYPL conversation exploring history, faith, and identity with historian Carlo Ginzburg and moderator Paul Holdengraber.
Joy E. Stocke interviews Nobel Prize–winning Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk on identity, melancholy, and the art of storytelling.
Landon Y. Jones reflects on F. Scott Fitzgerald’s early years and the creative spark found in Montana’s wild landscape.
William Irwin Thompson reflects on spirituality beyond religion in this concluding essay from the Thinking Otherwise series.
The Other Side of Abu Ghraib — Part One
The Other Side of Abu Ghraib — Part Two
A collection of restored interviews and essays exploring art, identity, and cross-cultural dialogue.
Turkish novelist Elif Şafak reflects on translation, identity, and cultural resilience — a conversation from Wild River Review’s early Spotlight Series.