
Presenter James Crawford looks at an author's latest work and delves further into their creative process by learning about the three other texts that have shaped their writing.
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Presenter James Crawford speaks to award-winning novelist Amitav Ghosh about his new book, Ghost Eye, and its three key literary influences.
Ghost Eye is told through the memories and recollections of its narrator, Dinu, who grew up in Calcutta and ... more
The award-winning English writer Gwendoline Riley speaks to Take Four Books, about her new novel The Palm House, and, together with presenter James Crawford, they explore its three influences.
The Palm House follows the friendship between Laura Mill... more
Presented by James Crawford Take Four Books speaks to the writer Solvej Balle from her home on an island off the coast of Denmark about her latest instalment of the 'On the Calculation of Volume' series. The novels tell the story of Tara Selter, an a... more
Scottish novelist and poet Jenni Fagan tells presenter James Crawford about her new novel, The Delusions, in which she takes readers to the afterlife - or, at least, to its entry portal. It is a place where the newly dead are required to queue up and... more
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Exploring the intersection of literature and the creative process, this podcast takes listeners on a journey with authors discussing their latest works. Each episode focuses on an author who not only shares insights about their newest publication but also highlights three influential texts that significantly shaped their writing journey. This unique format offers a glimpse into the minds of acclaimed authors, revealing the deeper connections between their works and the literary influences around them, while simultaneously engaging with broader themes in literature, creativity, and personal identity.
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