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Cameron Bloom and Bradley Trevor Grieve
Penguin the Magpie
Cameron Bloom & Bradley Trevor Greive
Penguin Bloom: how a scruffy magpie saved a family
Cameron Bloom and Bradley Trevor Grieve
The Guardian
“I’ve only ever been a hair away from being utterly alone in the world”
Amy Liptrot on writing her way home
“Black Mass is a revealing account of the use and misuse of two particularly notorious informers by the Boston office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Written by Dick Lehr and Gerard O’Neill, the two Boston Globe reporters who broke the story, it is at once a uniquely Boston tale about Italian-Irish rivalries in organized crime, law enforcement and politics, and a parable of what happens when law enforcement officers get too close to their informer”
ALAN M. DERSHOWITZ
The New York Times
Carol Birch reads from Orphans of the Carnival
Sheila Kohler reads from Once We Were Sisters
“Sheila Kohler’s sister died in devastating circumstances and it has haunted her work ever since. After all, she can keep her safe on the page”
Sheila Kohler
The Pool
“To the voiceless, the muffled, the frightened, the guilty, I attempt to give words”
The film trailer for Black Mass, based on the book by Dick Lehr and Gerard O’Neill. Starring Johnny Depp as the notorious Whitey Bulger.
Mr Holmes film UK trailer
“The mix here is terrific. Long-form essays on The Deer Hunter, strange sight tests, exchanges between the Doctors themselves, and at the heart a love of the subject matter itself”
Simon Brew
Den of Geek
Simon Mayo and Mark Kermode introduce The Movie Doctors
Ben Fountain reads from Billy Lynn’s Longtime Walk at the 2012 National Book Awards Finalists’ Reading. (It won the the National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction.)
Karl Pilkington discusses the meaning of his moaning with Jonathan Wells
Jonathan Wells
The Telegraph
Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk
“The men of Bravo are not cold. It’s a chilly and windwhipped Thanksgiving Day with sleet and freezing rain forecast for late afternoon, but Bravo is nicely blazed on Jack and Cokes thanks to the epic crawl of game-day traffic and the limo’s minibar…” Read an extract from Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk
Ben Fountain
NPR