Interviews provide a kind of information about people that is often very revealing--both personally, and professionally. I am aware of nearly twenty interviews of Wallace that were published, and as time permits I will make the full-text of these available. The "S" numbers given correspond to the item entry numbers in the "Wallace Bibliography" also provided at this site. To link directly to this page, connect with:    http://www.wku.edu/~smithch/wallace/intviews.htm

The Selections:

• The English Naturalist (S735: 1886)
• Woman and Natural Selection. Interview with Dr. Alfred Russel Wallace. (S736: 1893)
• Heredity and Pre-Natal Influences (S737: 1894)
• A Visit to Dr. Alfred Russel Wallace, F.R.S. (S738: 1898)
• A Visit to Dr. Alfred Russel Wallace (S741: 1903)
• A Man of the Time: Dr. Alfred Russel Wallace and His Coming Autobiography (S743: 1905)
• Selections from William Allingham; A Diary (S744: 1907)
• Dr. Alfred Russel Wallace at Home (S745: 1909)
• New Thoughts on Evolution (S746: 1910)
• A Scientist on Politics (S747: 1910)
• Scientist's 88th Birthday (S748: 1911)
• We are Guarded by Spirits, Declares Dr. A. R. Wallace (S748a: 1911) (link to The Historical New York Times database)
• The Great Strike--And After. (S749: 1912)
• The Last of the Great Victorians (S750: 1912)
• The Problem of Life (S751: 1912)
• The Spectre of Poverty (S752: 1913)
• Alfred Russel Wallace (S753: 1913)