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Jonathan Watts audio
Jonathan Watts talks to Sarah Passmore about his book.
Catergories: Interviews
Benjamin Zephaniah audio
Benjamin Zephaniah talked to Sarah Passmore about his poems and works.
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In Conversation with Jeffrey Archer audio
Jeffrey Archer talked to Hugh Chiverton about his writing and colourful life.
Catergories: Book
Rain on the Pacific Coast
Rain on the Pacific Coast audio
RAIN ON THE PACIFIC COAST is a tapestry of human experience, in which desires and passing worlds crisscross, collude, and collide. Each poem is a tiny spark that flies off in various types of encounter, giving significance and illumination to seemingly brief and mundane moments of daily existence. The poems are rooted in space and time and involve real people. Read...
Catergories: Interviews
2009 Man Asian Literary Prize Winner - Su Tong audio
In the first interview, Su Tong describes writing a novel is like running a marathon and shares his feeling of achieving international fame. And in the second, Sarah Passmore gets Su's reaction on having just won the prize.
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An Evening with Emma Donoghue audio
Sarah Passmore was joined by Emma Donoghue to talk about her writing.
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Sir Andrew Motion audio
Sir Andrew Motion talked to Hugh Chiverton about poems.
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Jessica Rudd audio
Jessica Rudd spoke to Sarah Passmore about her first novel.
Catergories: Book
The Queen of Statue Square: New Short Fiction from Hong Kong
The Queen of Statue Square: New Short Fiction from Hong Kong audio
What does it mean to be a ‘Hong Kong person’? Hong Kong has never been an independent state, nor has it completely reverted to mainland Chinese control. Once a British colony, now a semi-autonomous Special Administrative Region of China, Hong Kong is something of a mystery even to itself. Although it has long had a majority Cantonese Chinese population, the...
Catergories: Book
Bel Canto Bully
Bel Canto Bully audio
Philip Eisenbeiss brilliantly pieces together the forgotten story of the tireless tyrant who became the most important opera impresario of the early 19th century, a time when Napoleon and the Bourbons were fighting for control of Italy and when singers and composers were the pop stars of their day. An uneducated coffee waiter, Barbaja made a fortune running...
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