לרגל הפרק ה-50 של הפודקאסט "כותבים עברית", פרק ספיישל ובו ראיון עם אתגר קרת

I don’t know what’s the right answer, but this kind of mess is the reality, and I think that the problem is that so many people want it to be simple and clear, but it’s not. It’s obscure, and it’s ambiguous, and it’s full of uplifting moments as well as of the most insulting and embarrassing moments.

עבור אתגר קרת הכתיבה היא בסיס לדיאלוג ויש לה משמעות במציאות הכאוטית. רק אל תבקשו ממנו לדבר על הבמה בקפלן.

"He may be known for sardonic short stories, but Keret reveals in conversation with the ‘Post’ an optimistic outlook and calls the months under COVID-19 ‘one of the most prolific periods’ of his life."

Interview with Joy Bernard about "Outside", October 14, 2020

With Jasper Henderson

I think I’m controversial among some of the people in Israel and accepted by others, but the same can also be said for evolutionary theory.

Interview with Nathan Englander at the Chicago Humanities Festival.

My father said to me once, “In half of your stories the father character dies and in the other half he is just plain stupid, but in all of them I feel that you love me.” I think many stories say something that is more complex, ambiguous, and contradictory than just a clear, if coded, message.

I believe that there is a truth. I believe it is very difficult to articulate that truth. I try to go in that direction, but I don’t pretend I will get there.