Adam Voith: Lionel Richie. Cassette. The one that has him sitting on a stool on the front (is that every one of them?) and had that song "Hello." My mom got it for me at K-Mart or something. I don't have it anymore.

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE TOY WHILE YOU WERE GROWING UP?

AV: All my friends' toys. I was the kid that got one little Lego set while my friends had those huge red suitcase things full of pieces for spaceships, castles and gas stations.

WHAT ARE YOU CURRENTLY READING? IF NOTHING, WHAT WAS THE LAST GOOD BOOK YOU READ?

AV: I'm reading Less Than Zero by Bret Easton Ellis. Bored kids in L.A. doing lots of coke. I just finished up this book called Floating by Robin Troy. She got that published by entering an MTV fiction contest. Crazy.

ARE YOU MORE LIKE R2-D2 OR C-3PO?

AV: I never really liked robots much. But lately I've been thinkin' these new robotic dogs look okay.

IF YOU WERE OFFERED THE CHANCE TO RIDE ALONG ON THE SPACE SHUTTLE, WOULD YOU GO?

AV: Probably not. Doesn't seem very comfortable or relaxing as far as vacations go...

ARE YOU A DOG PERSON OR A CAT PERSON?

AV: Boomer!!!! (My cat)

HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT BRUSSELS SPROUTS?

AV: Sick (never tasted them).

NAME THREE PEOPLE YOU REALLY ADMIRE.

AV: My dad x3.

IS IT FREAKING HOT OR WHAT?

AV: Sizzle sizzle.

WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SEX AND LOVEMAKING?

AV: Ask me when I'm in love.

HAVE YOU EVER OWNED A PAIR OF PLAID PANTS?

AV: Sick (never owned a pair).

DEFINE THE PHRASE "JANGLY GUITAR POP".

AV: No.

WHAT CULTURAL TREND OR FAD BEWILDERS YOU THE MOST?

AV: Bands named after food spelled wrong (Korn, Limp Bizkit).

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE TELEVISION SHOW OR BOOK WHEN YOU WERE EIGHT?

AV: I really liked The Velveteen Rabbit (book), which was my soft sensitive side, but when my friends were around I was straight up Duke Boys.

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE JUNK FOOD, AND HOW OFTEN DO YOU EAT IT?

AV: Cheez-its and dr. pepper -- daily.

Perhaps you heard of Adam Voith during the indie-media blitz for his first book, Bridges With Spirit, last year. In March, watch for Adam and the Chapelle-TNI collective to further dominate indie-publishing with Postcards and Audio Letters, a CD collection of "found" conversations from Damien Jurado's audiotape archives.