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Inspiring a Great Scot
Rebecca Abrams' new novel Touching Distance tells the story of a brilliant but largely unrecognised doctor working in 18th century Aberdeen. Here she talks about the books, from writers as diverse as Hilary Mantel and Mikhail Bulgakov, which provided her with both a model and an inspiration. |
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Frank by Mercedes Helnwein
That damn asshole who lived on the other side of the fence with his reindeer sweaters and the coffee mug finally met his maker the other day. |
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Philip Gourevitch
Philip Gourevitch's new book Standard Operating Procedure is an investigation into the American human rights violations at Abu Ghraib. He talks to James Vitus about using the interview as a means to explore a story and applying the principles of the novel to non-fiction.
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Julian Barnes
Julian Barnes, acclaimed author of Arthur and George and the recent memoir Nothing to Be Frightened Of , tells us how he writes. |
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Damon Galgut
South African author of The Quarry, The Good Doctor and The Impostor |
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Charles Boyle
Charles Boyle, poet, publisher, and now award-winning novelist, recounts the week that saw him collect the McKitterick prize for his first novel 24 for 3, and blow his cover as the man behind Jennie Walker.
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