Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

Pat Barker on her newset novel, Noonday
James Marlon on his book A Brief History of Seven Killings
Writers & Company 25th Anniversary Omnibus
Salman Rushdie on Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights
A conversation with Mexican American author Valeria Luiselli
Sofi Oksanen on When the Doves Disappeared
Caryl Phillips on The Lost Child
Jim Shepard on The Book of Aron
Irish author Donal Ryan on The Thing about December and The Spinning Heart
Re-imagining the Balkans: How the countries of the former Yugoslavia face their past and their future, Pt. 5, with Aida Begić
Re-imagining the Balkans: How the countries of the former Yugoslavia face their past and their future, Pt. 4, with Sibila Petlevski and David Albahari
Re-imagining the Balkans: How the countries of the former Yugoslavia face their past and their future, Pt. 3, with Aleš Debeljak
Re-imagining the Balkans: How the countries of the former Yugoslavia face their past and their future, Pt. 2, with Dubravka Ugrešić and Borka Pavićević
Re-imagining the Balkans: How the countries of the former Yugoslavia face their past and their future, Pt. 1, with Muharem Bazdulj
Kazuo Ishiguro on The Buried Giant
Helen Macdonald on H is for Hawk
Peter Carey on Amnesia
Daniel Kehlmann on his novel 'F'
Christos Tsiolkas on Barracuda
German author Julia Franck on Back to Back
Tim Winton on Eyrie
Matrin Amis on The Zone of Interest
Ali Smith talks about How to be Both
Daniel Alarcón on At Night We Walk in Circles
Kamila Shamsie on her novel A God in Every Stone