City Lights Books: Close Reading Today A City Lights Live conversation on contemporary close reading with Dan Sinykin and Johanna Winant, moderated by Samantha Rose Hill (2025). See recording:	Interview with Shimon Adaf On Adaf's speculative fiction and the possibility of imagining alternative futures (2026, UC Berkeley). For more details see link	Interview with Ron Ben-Tovim On his book Poetic Prosthetics and the translation of war, trauma, and embodiment in veteran poetry (2025, UC Berkeley). See details in link:
DOG A Conversation with Author Yishay Ron_flyer On his book Dog and its translation by Yardenne Greenspan (Webinar, UC Berkeley, HDI Literary Series)	Interview with Orly Castel-Bloom On her novel Biotope (2023, Jerusalem Writers Festival, Mishkenot Sha’ananim)	Interview with Sarai Shavit On her forthcoming Hebrew-Palestinian fiction anthology, co-editing with Dr. Barbara Rawia (UC Berkeley, 2025). For a recording of the interview, see link:
Interview with Nana Ariel On boredom and curiosity, inspired by her children’s books The Most Boring Book in the World and The Strange and Unbelievable Story of Comma and Period (Sep 2025, UC Berkeley). For a recording see link:	Interview with Delphine Horvilleur On her book Living with Our Dead (Jerusalem Writers Festival, Mishkenot Sha’ananim, 2024)	Interview with Ayelet Gundar-Goshen On her novel The Wolf Hunt and her clinical work with trauma after October 7 (UC Berkeley, 2024). For a recording of the interview see link:
Interview with Ayelet Tsabari On her novel Songs for the Broken Hearted (UC Berkeley, 2024). For a recording of the interview, see link:	Interview with Maya Arad On her novel The Hebrew Teacher and its reception in English translation (2025, UC Berkeley)