Chronology -- Sam Shepard: Writer on the Way Up -- Sam Shepard: Metaphors, Mad Dogs, and Old Time Cowboys -- Interview with Newsweek -- Sam Shepard: A Play for Every Life Style -- Sam Shepard: Off-Broadway's Street Cowboy -- Sam Shepard -- The True West Interviews -- A Conversation with Sam Shepard -- The New American Hero -- Unknown Territory -- Sam Shepard: Geography of a Horse Dreamer -- "Silent Tongues": An Interview with Sam Shepard -- Sam Shepard, Tues., Dec. 14, 1993 -- Slay 'em Again, Sam Sam Shepard -- Shepard on Shepard: An Interview -- Sam Shepard -- Rock-and-Roll Jesus with a Cowboy Mouth (Revisited) -- Sam Shepard's Master Class in Playwriting -- A Nod from One Sam to Another -- Sam Shepard -- Sam Shepard: "America Is on Its Way Out as a Culture" -- An Urban Cowboy Returns to Broadway.
Summary:
Collected interviews with the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, director, author, and actor known for creating the Family Trilogy of plays and appearing in many films like The Right Stuff, Fool for Love, and The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford.
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