Foer, Jonathan Safran: *1977
Information by Jonathan Safran Foer
- General Information
- Interview with Robert Birnbaum, May 26, 2003
- How to Get Creatively Unstuck
- Novels Can Learn from Poetry. Foer argues that every work of art is highly subjective at heart.
- Q&A. The Guardian; June 22, 2012
- Tim O'Reilly, Jane Friedman, Jonathan Safran Foer, and Ken Auletta debate with Charlie Rose the future of the book in the digital age. November 2, 2011 (32:56)
- Technology is diminishing us: "I’ve been concerned that phones and the internet have, in subtle ways, made life less rich, provided bright pleasures at the expense of deep ones, have distracted me, made concentration more difficult, led me to be elsewhere far too often." The Guardian; December 3, 2016
- Podcast
Talk about the creative process.
- "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close"
- Jonathan Safran Foer talks about 'Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close'; he is introduced by Amy Boesky. Boston College - Front Row. April 7, 2005
- This conversation focuses on the artistic decisions that led Foer to fill his text with pictures, blank spaces, and typographical tricks. Bookworm; May 19, 2005
- Jonathan Safran Foer talks about 'Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close'; he is introduced by Amy Boesky. Boston College - Front Row. April 7, 2005
- "We Are the Weather"
- Jonathan Safran Foer explains how “saving the planet begins at breakfast.” PBS; September 20, 2019
- Jonathan Safran Foer explains how “saving the planet begins at breakfast.” PBS; September 20, 2019
- "Here I Am"
- This important novel dares to expand its family crisis into a global crisis that threatens the survival of Israel. Bookworm; October 27, 2016