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In Extremis: The Life of War Correspondent Marie ColvinLindsey HilsumVintage, 2018Written by fellow foreign correspondent Lindsey Hilsum, this is the story of the most daring war reporter of her age. Drawing on unpublished diaries and notebooks, and interviews with Marie's friends, family and colleagues, In Extremis is the story of our turbulent age, and the life of a woman who defied convention.Format: Hardback
Book reviews
LK: Women in the Field, One and Two / Thomasin SleighLawrence & Gibson, 2018
JT: The Age of Light by Whitney Scharer - also mentions Never Anyone But You by Rupert Thompson
KD: A Mistake - Carl Shuker (pub March 14)
Who the fuck is...
AJ Finn/Dan Mallory
We love this piece in The Listener by Michele Hewiston
LK: Roma on Netflix
JT: NARRATIVE MUSE - book and movie matcher is now launched
KD: How to Fail pod by Elizabeth Day
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Welcome to the final Papercuts for 2018. As always, we break down the latest book news, including - Wellington's LitCrawl, My Brilliant Friend on TV & our old mate Jordan B Peterson visiting New Zealand next year. We announce our Normal People tote bag winner & give you a list of Christmas book ideas, because we believe you can buy a book for everyone.
As always, you can contact us at [email protected]
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Hello boils & ghouls,
It's been a big week for books as The 2018 Man Booker has been announced! Is it worth reading? We then deep dive into a new Papercuts favourite, The Ice Shelf by Anne Kennedy. The latest review on The Spinoff Book's page did not favour it - let us know what YOU thought of the book!. We also chat Wellington LitCrawl, Valeria Luiselli, Sylvia Plath, literary witches & have our first ever giveaway.
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Papercuts is back! Louisa, Jenna and Kiran are back a little early to make sure you're all up to speed with the upcoming Auckland Writers Festival.
Sadly, we've just heard that Eileen Myles can no longer attend the Auckland Writers Festival. We recommend still reading Afterglow & Chelsea Girls and listening to this interview with RNZ's Kim Hill.
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