Although the interview suffers from a number of faults'for instance, it is not penetrating or thorough enough, probably because Aman is a better scholar, writer, and editor than interviewer, and it contains gratuitous information about the interviewer who cannot resist blowing his own horn'it is at least an attempt at documenting that has not, to my knowledge, been done before in the field of linguistics.
Toshito Aman's interview with Dr. James Trill of Cambridge was filled with gratuitous information about the interviewer. 