RTHK:The MAN HK International Literary Festival 2008

RTHK:The MAN HK International Literary Festival 2008

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  • RTHK: The MAN HK International Literary Festival 2008
    David Davidar is a publisher turned author. He was president and CEO of Penguin books in India when his novel ‘The House of the Blue Mangoes’ was published and went on to become an international best seller. He told Sarah Passmore how rather than helpi...
    25 min
  • RTHK: The MAN HK International Literary Festival 2008
    Marina Lewycka had huge success with her first published novel ‘A Short History of Tractors in Ukranian’, which deals with the sticky subject of an elderly parent deciding to marry a woman less than half his age. She Sarah Passmore about her apparent o...
    12 min
  • RTHK: The MAN HK International Literary Festival 2008
    Philip Ardagh is a successful children’s author known for his quirky style. He is best known for his two series “Eddie Dickens” and “Unlikely Exploits” and for co-writing a book with Sir Paul Mccartney. He told Sarah Passmore about his unique writing s...
    27 min
  • RTHK: The MAN HK International Literary Festival 2008
    Patrick Gale is a British writer who wrote his first novel in his order pad while working as a singing waiter. He has since become well known for his family dramas, the latest of which is ‘Notes from an Exhibition’, a story of a gifted artist suffering...
    22 min

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The 2008 Literary Festival drew some of the biggest names in modern writing to Hong Kong for an intense programme of talks, workshops, readings and literary lunches.