Date
2014-10-05
Personal name
Interviewer: Wachtel, Eleanor
Host: Wachtel, Eleanor
Interviewee: Smith, Ali, 1962-
Producer: Stinson, Mary (Producer)
Corporate name
Producer: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Description
Scottish writer Ali Smith said "that it is the duty of both readers and writers to 'be as open as a book, and alive to the life in language.'" Her dazzling new novel, How to Be Both (2014, Hamish Hamilton) has landed her a third short-listing for the Man Booker prize.
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1 online resource (1 audio file (52 min., 18 sec.))
Location
London (England)
Toronto (Ont.)
Subject
Genre
Discussion
Interviews
Literary readings
Sound recordings
Type of resource
Sound recording non-musical
Language
English
Part of
Identifier
WritersAndCo-2014-10-05
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