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    Bookclub

    Led by James Naughtie, a group of readers talk to acclaimed authors about their best-known novels

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    Tony Parsons Jan 07, 2001
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    In a special edition of the programme, James Naughtie visits HMP Coldingley with writer Tony Parsons to discuss his hugely successful book Man and Boy with the prisoners' reading circle.

    Graham Swift Dec 03, 2000
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    James Naughtie and an audience meet Booker-prize winning novelist Graham Swift to talk about Waterland, his much acclaimed novel of love, loss and madness in the Fens.

    Geoffrey Chaucer Oct 22, 2000
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    James Naughtie discusses The Miller's Tale from The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer with Dr Ruth Evans and an audience of readers.

    Ian McEwan - Enduring Love Oct 01, 2000
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    Ian McEwan talks about his tale of stalking, science and psychology, the bestselling ‘Enduring Love’.

    In 2000, he joined readers and Jim Naughtie, on Radio 4’s Bookclub to discuss his 1997 novel.

    Producer: Karen Holden

    First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2000.

    Joanna Trollope Sep 03, 2000
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    This month's choice is Joanna Trollope's Other People's Children; a multi-layered contemporary tale of broken homes and family imperfections, and where the step-mother defies convention and has the hardest time of all. James Naughtie and readers discuss the book with the author.

    Anthony Beevor Aug 06, 2000
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    This month's choice is Antony Beevor's Stalingrad; a gripping account of the horrors of the battle that was Hitler's big mistake and the turning point of World War II. James Naughtie and readers discuss the book with the author.

    Anita Desai Jul 02, 2000
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    James Naughtie and a group of readers discuss the novel Fasting, Feasting with its author, Anita Desai, who also reads an extract from the book.

    Susan Hill Jun 04, 2000
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    James Naughtie and a group of readers discuss the novel In The Springtime Of The Year with its author Susan Hill, who also reads an excerpt from her book.

    Philip Pullman May 07, 2000
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    The author Philip Pullman discusses his fantasy novel Northern Lights with James Naughtie.

    Charles Frazier - Cold Mountain Apr 02, 2000
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    Author Charles Frazier discusses his bestseller Cold Mountain with James Naughtie and a group of readers. Recorded at the Politics and Prose book in Washington DC.

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