With so much drama at the FOB it’s kinda hard being A N T O I N E
Ladies and Gentlemen, My favorite time of year is coming up. The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books is only a week away. I’ll be moderating a bang-up panel on […]
Author: Antoine
Slow Paparazzo in Turkey
My Turkish is a little bit rusty, but I’m pretty sure he compares the Slow Paparazzo to Cartier-Bresson.
Who is Gandhi Rockefeller?
I am. What do you do when a writing project you’ve been working on for a couple of years dashes itself on the rocks? Well, I made a freestyle rap […]
Ming Pao
Here I am in the online version of the Hong Kong magazine Ming Pao. I was interviewed a while back as part of a series about artists working in Los […]
New Site
OK, folks. Here’s the new site design. A couple of novels and some other projects across the top, and some updates down here. I’ve got some online projects in the […]
Quiet
I keep meaning to update my site / work out my new design / keep things exciting for those of you who put in the hard labor of typing antoinewilson.com […]
Bye, Dad
A few years ago I wrote about my father’s cremation for A Public Space, and they’ve now made the piece available online. Check it out: “Valhalla” (I don’t write much […]
En Francais, En PDF!
[I love the cassette tape themed cover] The French translation of Panorama City comes out today in France, and next week in Canada. It’s a particularly exciting moment for me, […]
Some New Things
Issue 2 of my terrible online magazine (with amazing contributors) is finally live. If you missed issue 1, worry not…simply keep on scrolling sideways. CRONY DEUX And I wrote a […]
The Pleasures of Nicholson Baker
A little piece I wrote for NPR.org just went live, on Nicholson Baker’s wonderful short novel The Mezzanine. You might remember my praise here for Baker’s hilarious and pornographic House […]