The writer's tale: how a story chose an author and wowed the critics

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It is often wrong to attempt to place novelists in a particular category, according to Canadian novelist Margaret Atwood, whose ninth novel, 'Alias Grace,' was published recently. She has often been seen as a feminist, but points out that she simply writes for people who read books. She believes that the subject for her latest novel chose her, rather than her choosing it. This novel reflects her fascination with the extremely small details of life.

Atwood, Margaret

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Inside the cappuccino conspiracy

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Novelist Lisa Jewell states that her work is designed to be entertaining, rather than literary. She indicates that she was inspired by Nick Hornby and the early works of Alain de Botton.

Jewell, Lisa

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Public faces in private places

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An interview with novelist David Huggins is presented and his views on the lives of actors are discussed.

United Kingdom, Book publishing, Book Publishers, Other staff changes & profiles, Books NEC, Officials and employees, Novelists, Actors, Books, Collections and collecting, Huggins, David

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