“Biden’s election is not an end”
In an interview for India's "PledgeTimes" Siri talks about "Writers Against Trump", Trumpism, and whether Biden can make bold changes.
"Ambiguity is underrated, it hides a lot of wealth"
Ana Clara Pérez Cotten talks to Siri for Argentinian news site "Télam."
"If we asked our artists for moral purity, we would have no one to read"
Laura Ventura interviewed Siri for Argentine news site La Nacion.
"Since the Greeks, anger is only allowed to those in power."
Patricio Zunini interviewed Siri about the interests that she addresses in her novels: politics, feminism, the relationship between identity and memory, and love.
Racism, Trump and politics, machismo and the #metoo movement
"She likes to play, and it shows in her writing."
BBVA podcast
A podcast interview with BBVA, Spanish multinational Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria.
"It's not a good time"
In an interview with Germany's Norddeutscher Rundfunk for their online series "Eat, READ, Sleep," Siri talks about literature, and the current situation in the USA.
Siri Hustvedt builds bridges to past and present, science and literature
An interview with Siri by Victor Gaspar for El Oriente, Mexico.
Books That Made Me
Siri writes about the "Books that made me" in the Guardian newspaper. From the book she is currently reading to the book she'd most like to be remembered for...
Siri Hustvedt’s 10 Favorite Books
Bookseller One Grand Books has asked celebrities to name the ten titles they’d take to a desert island.
Minnesota Public Radio
Listen as Kerri Miller and Siri Hustvedt discuss Hustvedt's latest book Memories of the Future and how serendipitous listening is an art that is being lost, perhaps to our detriment.
Interview with Le Temps
Siri Hustvedt is the fourth woman to receive the Charles Veillon European Essay Award since 1975. Coinciding with her acceptance of the award in Lausanne, Siri was interviewed by Eléonore Sulser for the Swiss newspaper Le Temps.
The Observer
Siri Hustvedt talks with Aaron Hicklin about her new book, Memories of the Future, in an interview for the UK's Sunday Observer .
Art and Mind
Siri Hustvedt joins art historians, artists, museum curators, psychiatrists and neuroscientists who are interviewed for the film "Art and Mind" by director Amélie Ravalec.
"Scientists should read more humanities"
At least in part, #MeToo was a reaction to the virulent misogyny of the new president of the United States, Donald Trump, but then spread throughout the world. It is a step forward for feminism.
