I haven’t yet had the pleasure of meeting Katie Kitamura, author of Intimacies, in person—as a result of the pandemic and travel restrictions. This interview was conducted with Katie over email. I’ve long been a reader of her work and she is equally a relentless philosopher of language as she is a pure storyteller—whose sculpted sentences and subtle portraits of individuals haunt us in the most exquisite ways. It is rare for a writer to achieve both, and we should be thankful for Kitamura’s body of work.
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