Kazuo Ishiguro with David Mitchell
from Southbank Centre
Two world-renowned authors: Nobel prize winning Kazuo Ishiguro and novelist, David Mitchell appear together for the first time in an intimate exploration of the writing process.
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This episode was published on March 18, 2016.
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