06.21.2021 - By Daisy Buchanan
This week we are thrilled to present an illuminating chat with one of our favourite all-time writers: Olivia Laing! Olivia is the author of To the River, The Trip to Echo Spring, The Lonely City and Funny Weather. Her novel Crudo was a Sunday Times bestseller, a New York Times notable book, shortlisted for the Goldsmiths and Gordon Burn Prizes and winner of the James Tait Black Memorial Prize. Her latest book is Everybody: A Book About Freedom. We talked to her about Warhol’s wigs, Kathy Acker as a teenage totem, Jilly Cooper revelations and a Henry James slam courtesy of John Cheever. BOOKS Daisy Buchanan - Insatiable Olivia Laing - Lonely City Olivia Laing - Funny Weather Olivia Laing - Crudo Olivia Laing - Everybody Charles Dickens - Bleak House George Eliot - Middlemarch Jilly Cooper - Imogen Jilly Cooper - Man Who Made Husbands Jealous Jane Austen - Persuasion Jane Austen - Pride and Prejudice Charlotte Bronte - Jane Eyre William Burroughs - The Cat Inside Kathy Acker - Great Expectations JD Salinger - Nine Stories TH White - Once and Future King Siri Hustvedt - What I Loved Derek Jarman - Modern Nature Derek Jarman - Chroma Patricia Highsmith - Talented Mr Ripley Patricia Highsmith - Ripley Under Ground Olivia Laing - Trip to Echo Spring Jessica Anya Blau - Mary Jane Taylor Jenkins Reid - Daisy Jones and the Six Hermione Lee - Virginia Woolf Andy Warhol - Diaries Tina Brown - Diaries Linda Rosenkrantz - Talk Andy Warhol - A Josephine Tey - Franchise Affair Margery Allingham - Crime at Black Dudley Len Deighton - Ipcress File Len Deighton - Horse Under Water Len Deighton - SS-GB Christopher Isherwood - Goodbye to Berlin Elizabeth Jane Howard - Cazalet Chronicles Denton Welch - Maiden Voyage Anthony Powell - Dance To The Music of Time Rosamond Lehmann - Invitation To The Waltz Rosamond Lehmann - Weather in the Streets Dodie Smith - I Capture the Castle Lucy M. Boston - Green Knowe Dodie Smith - 101 Dalmations Dodie Smith - Look Back With Love Henrietta Moraes - Henrietta Darren Coffield - Tales From the Colony Room Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.