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The TLS 42 นาที
If you could be a writer in any time and place, when and where would it be? Philippe Sands (): "1919, on a train between Vienna and Paris."
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The TLS 2 ชม.
If you could make a change to anything you’ve written over the years, what would it be? Ottessa Moshfegh: "I might have used a pen name, something to obscure my heritage and protect myself from being pigeon-holed as an “ethnic female writer”. Gross."
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The TLS 3 ชม.
Hamlet or A Midsummer Night’s Dream? M. John Harrison: "A Midsummer Night’s Dream, or at least the idea of it. It irritates me when I see it, but later I start thinking about it again. I suspect what I actually want to do is revise it in some way"
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The TLS 4 ชม.
How, in your opinion, should we measure a book’s success? Kit de Waal (): "If someone writes their grandmother’s memoir, self-publishes fifteen copies and sends them to the various members of their family, that book is a success."
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The TLS 5 ชม.
What is the first thing you wrote? Kate Mosse (): "My first “novella” was the story of an Eskimo, Nanouk, and her travails at the South Pole. A kind of awful 1960s Little House on the Prairie meets Pingu (and fortunately long lost . . .)."
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The TLS 6 ชม.
What author or book do you think is most overrated? And why? Ian McEwan: "The Heart of the Matter by Graham Greene. Terrible idea to allow God to take over your plot."
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The TLS 6 ชม.
in 1740, Colley Cibber was summoned to court by Henry Fielding (under the name 'Captain Hercules Vinegar') for 'murder of the English language'. But was Cibber really so bad?
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mary beard 9 ชม.
I have a little prod here at uni admissions scandals .. at personal statements, plagiarism, and the problems of embedded privilege
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The TLS 7 ชม.
Jack Kerouac or James Baldwin? Chris Kraus: "Jack Kerouac because he’s so crazy and indefensible, but I love them both."
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The TLS 8 ชม.
If you could be a writer in any time and place, when and where would it be? Roddy Doyle: "I’d like to be Dickens’s exact contemporary, but in Dublin."
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The TLS 9 ชม.
If you could make a change to anything you’ve written over the years, what would it be? Jessie Burton: "I am sorry I killed Peebo the parakeet in The Miniaturist. I was young and foolish."
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The TLS 22 ชม.
What will your field look like twenty-five years from now? Max Porter (): 'Embattled, stubborn, persistent, threatened, relevant, diverse, flexible, free, and at least in part physically printed on paper'
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The TLS 22 ชม.
Henry Hardy considers the hostility to oversimplification that motivated Isaiah Berlin’s work
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The TLS 23 ชม.
To what extent, in your view, is writing a political act? Olivia Laing: 'Entirely'
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The TLS 23 ชม.
'If [Derrida's] writing stretches the mind beyond what is comfortable, it is only doing what philosophy at its best has always done'
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The TLS 24 ชม.
Which is your least favourite fictional character? David Lodge: 'A more interesting question would be: "Which is your favourite loathsome character?” My choice would be Mr Thwaites, the bully of the genteel boarding house in Slaves of Solitude'
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The TLS 16 มี.ค.
Examining Bernard Williams’s attempt to make sense of ethics, without a moral system
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The TLS 16 มี.ค.
Is there any book, written by someone else, that you wish you’d written? Hilary Mantel: 'There are books that I hugely admire and know I could never write, but to write someone else’s story means being them – heart as well as head, life history too'
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The TLS 16 มี.ค.
Thomas Hobbes: A grim portrait of human nature
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The TLS 16 มี.ค.
Do you have any writing tics? Chuck Palahniuk (): 'I burn every note, draft and bit of research once the book is published'
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