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Eric Bogosian Talks About His Early Career

In 2005, Eric Bogosian - one of America's favorite monologuists, best-known for his fast-talking characterizations of hucksters, self-help gurus, addicts, and morally-flawed celebrities - visited the New York State Writers Insititute. In this video excerpt from his visit, Bogosian talks about his early career. At the time this was filmed, Bogosian had recently authored two novels: Mall (2002), and Wasted Beauty (2005). Wasted Beauty is a sprawling portrait of New York City's drug and fashion worlds and of the desperation running just beneath the surface glamour. Bogosian's acclaimed solo performance pieces include Wake Up and Smell the Coffee (2000); Pounding Nails in the Floor with My Forehead (1994), winner of an Obie Award for playwriting; Sex, Drugs, and Rock 'n' Roll (1988), which received an Obie special citation; Talk Radio (1987); and Drinking in America (1986), which received another Obie Award for playwriting and the Drama Desk Award for outstanding solo performance. As an actor, Bogosian has appeared in numerous films, including Deconstructing Harry (1997), A Bright Shining Lie (1998), and Wonderland (2003).