Artists at Work

By BBC World ServiceSociety & Culture

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Artists at Work episodes

November 17, 2005 Philip Pullman
Philip Pullman talks about his book and takes questions on his book The Northen Lights part of the His Dark Materials trilogy.
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27 min
October 07, 2005 Maya Angelou
Maya Angelou answers listeners questions about her autobiography I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings. Presenter: Harriett Gilbert.
27 min
October 01, 2005 Salman Rushdie
Salman Rushdie talks to an audience and takes questions on his award winning book Midnight's Children. Presented by Harriett Gilbert.
27 min
August 27, 2005 Andre Brink
Andre Brink joins an audience of World Service listeners to discuss his novel A Dry White Season.
27 min
July 23, 2005 Joyce Carol Oates
Author of "Blonde" Joyce Carol Oates answers questions about her novel. Presenter: Harriett Gilbert.
27 min
June 15, 2005 Carlos Fuentes
Carlos Fuentes joins an audience of World Service listeners to discuss his novel The Death of Artemio Cruz.
27 min
May 28, 2005 Nick Hornby
Nick Hornby talks to an audience about his book about being an Arsenal football fan Fever Pitch. Presented by Harriett Gilbert.
27 min
May 09, 2005 Vikram Seth - A Suitable Boy
Vikram Seth joins an audience of World Service listeners to discuss his novel A Suitable Boy. Presented by Harriett Gilbert. Recorded May 2005.
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27 min
March 26, 2005 Ian McEwan - Atonement
Ian McEwan discusses his 20th century familiy saga about the need for atonement
27 min
February 19, 2005 Zadie Smith
Zadie Smith talks to an audience about her novel 'White Teeth'. Presented by Harriett Gilbert.
27 min