Writing
The Essay. The Essay - Let Me Take You There - 3. Tahmima Anam. Audio, 13 minutes
leading writers evoke places of internal refuges which they visit in times of crisis
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The Poet Laureate Has Gone to His Shed. Jackie Kay. Audio, 63 minutes
Jackie Kay, poet, novelist and playwright, joins Simon Armitage in his shed.
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The Essay. Let Me Take You There, Tahmima Anam. Audio, 14 minutes
Leading writers share the secrets of an internal place of refuge in times of crisis.
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The Essay. The Essay - Let Me Take You There - 2.Inua Ellams. Audio, 14 minutes
Leading writers share the secrets of places of internal refuge in times of crisis
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The Essay. Let Me Take You There, Inua Ellams. Audio, 14 minutes
Leading writers share the secrets of their internal places of refuge in times of crisis.
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The Essay. They Essay - Let Me Take You There 1. Audio, 13 minutes
Writers on personal places of refuge in times of crisis 1.Alan Hollinghurst
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The Essay. Let Me Take You There, Alan Hollinghurst. Audio, 14 minutes
Leading writers share the secrets of their internal places of refuge in times of crisis.
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Miles Jupp Is Literally Unputdownable. Audio, 28 minutes
Miles Jupp investigates how to write an unputdownable story.
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Arts & Ideas. Revisit: Mark Haddon. Audio, 44 minutes
As it comes out in paperback, Mark Haddon talks to Anne McElvoy about The Porpoise.
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Headliners with Nihal Arthanayake. Harlan Coben. Audio, 28 minutes
Nihal speaks to the author about The Boy From The Woods
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The Comedy Club Interviews. Tom Neenan 2/2. Audio, 5 minutes
Sarah Campbell chats to Tom Neenan.
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The Comedy Club Interviews. Tom Neenan 1/2. Audio, 5 minutes
Sarah Campbell chats to Tom Neenan.
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The Essay. Women Writers to Put Back on the Bookshelf, Storm Jameson. Audio, 14 minutes
A Yorkshire-born writer with a European outlook who campaigned for World War II refugees.
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The Essay. Women Writers to Put Back on the Bookshelf, Margaret Oliphant. Audio, 14 minutes
The Scottish writer whose comic heroine Miss Marjoribanks bucks 19th-century conventions.
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In the Studio. Madeleine Thien: The first draft. Audio, 31 minutes
Following the Canadian writer as she works on her next novel
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Cyrano for Hire. Audio, 28 minutes
Cathy FitzGerald tries her hand at ghostwriting love letters.
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Archive on 4. Andrea Levy: In Her Own Words. Audio, 57 minutes
Andrea Levy speaks candidly about her writing life and her impending death.
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Desert Island Discs. Anne Enright, writer. Audio, 37 minutes
Anne Enright, writer, shares the soundtrack of her life with Lauren Laverne.
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The Essay. The Escape Artist, 3: The Most Hated Art Critic in France. Audio, 14 minutes
The extraordinary life of Arthur Cravan and his influence on modern art.
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Desert Island Discs. Michael Lewis, writer. Audio, 37 minutes
Michael Lewis, writer, shares the soundtrack of his life with Lauren Laverne
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The Essay. Open Endings, Philippa Gregory on Jane Eyre. Audio, 14 minutes
Historical author Philippa Gregory writes a new end for Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre.
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The Essay. Open Endings, Elif Shafak on Anna Karenina. Audio, 14 minutes
Elif Shafak chooses Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina.
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