Lots of videos in the round-up today. First of all, here's David Ashton talking about Inspector McLevy. Next, a quickie with Irvine Welsh on the filming of ECSTASY. 4 videos of Alexander McCall Smith at the Toronto Public Library. And here's Louise Welsh reading her short story Vanishing Point.
And an audio interview with Philip Kerr.
Talking of whom - Tzer Island reviews FIELD GRAY by Philip Kerr, as does TheRecord.com. Oregon Live reviews Charles Cumming's THE TRINITY SIX. And a couple for Kate Atkinson's STARTED EARLY, TOOK MY DOG. While MmegiOnline reviews Alexander McCall Smith's THE SATURDAY BIG TENT WEDDING PARTY.
An interesting article on Denise Mina's work in progress - GODS AND BEASTS.
And, finally, the BBC is coming under fire for sneering at genre fiction during World Book Night.
Monday, 18 April 2011
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But if the BBC didn´t support ´literary fiction´, who would buy it? ;)
ReplyDeleteLoving the fact that all these writers chipped in. I watched the tv programme they're talking about and remember thinking - who died and made Sue Perkins the Queen of Literary Taste?
ReplyDeleteI wonder how much Denise will deviate from the Sheridan story?
Oh and May Contain Nuts is 2 today! Get me. And I put up a song you can swing your pants to.
ReplyDeleteDorte - LOL!
ReplyDeleteMichael - I am intrigued to read it! And happy birthday, you! Off to have a listen.