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Wachtel, Eleanor

An interview with South African author J.M. Coetzee
Carol Shields on Dressing up for the Carnival
British crime novelist P.D. James on her new memoir, Time to Be in Earnest
Jay Parini on American poet Robert Frost
Roddy Doyle talks about his newest novel, A Star Called Henry
A conversation with Dame Muriel Spark
English biographer Richard Holmes on Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Park Honan on Shakespeare in life and love
Marina Warner on the dark side of children's stories
Lit. Panel '98
Interview with Canadian author Michael Ondaatje on his new book of poetry, Handwriting.
William Boyd on Armadillo. Ian McEwan on Enduring Love
Roy Foster on the life of Irish poet W.B. Yeats
French biographer Olivier Todd on the philosopher and author, Albert Camus
Interviews with W.G. Sebald and Thomas Lynch
A panel on Henry James
An interview with American novelist and wilderness writer, Peter Matthiessen
A conversation with literary scholar John Sutherland
WAR & REMEMBRANCE PT. 3: with American author and World War II veteran, Paul Fussell
WAR & REMEMBRANCE PT. 2: British novelist Pat Barker
WAR & REMEMBRANCE, PT. 1: Classicist Bernard Knox on Homer
Arundhati Roy on The God of Small Things
Readings and an interview with Kate Atkinson
Readings and an interview with Irish author Seamus Deane
David Malouf on his novel The Conversations at Curlow Creek

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