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July 7, 2006

Talking travel and literature at Eight Diagrams

A few weeks ago, Wayne Yang of Eight Diagrams interviewed me about my history as a traveler and writer. We managed to cover lots of new ground in the interview, including:

…and much, much more. Yang’s full Rolf interview is online here.

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