Hanan al-Shaykh with Esther Freud - World Literature Weekend

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Laura Beatty & Edmund de Waal: Pear Trees

Pear Trees (Hazel Press) is a short story by Laura Beatty, the Ondaatje Prize-shortlisted novelist and biographer. Set in an Albanian mountain village, Pear Trees blends folklore and ecology to pose the largest of questions about our relationship with the living world. Beatty was ...  Afficher plus

T.S. Eliot at Faber

On 23 April 1925, T.S. Eliot was invited by Geoffrey Faber to join the newly founded publishing house of Faber & Gwyer. It was to prove the most momentous appointment in 20th-century poetry in English. As a pioneering talent scout for Faber & Gwyer (which would become Faber & Fab ...  Afficher plus

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Meera Syal with Richard E. Grant
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Ep 277: Books that feel like a vacation for your brain
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