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Summer Reads

by National Centre for Writing

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Episodes

  1. Joseph O'Connor reading from his novel Ghost Light: Chapter Three

    Joseph O'Connor reading from Ghost Light as part of the UNESCO event at Worlds Literature Festival 2011.

  2. Joseph O'Connor reading from his novel Ghost Light: Chapter One

    Joseph O'Connor reading from Ghost Light as part of the UNESCO event at Worlds Literature Festival 2011.

  3. Summer Reads - Q&A at the Millennium Library

    Post-reading discussion with authors Evie Wyld, Andrey Kurkov and Katie Kitamura. A Summer Reads event for Worlds Literature Festival 2011.

  4. Simon Armitage - an interview with WCN's Sam Ruddock

    Sam Ruddock interviews Simon Armitage at the Norwich Playhouse. Simon Armitage's recent collection - Seeing Stars - is part of Writers' Centre Norwich's Summer Reads 2011.

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