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Michael Frayn: My Father's Fortune+
‘It took him quite a long time to accept that I had some other qualities, abilities, to write and so...
Discussing Edward Thomas & Gothic Fiction+
In our August podcast we discuss gothic fiction with Richard T. Kelly, author of the spine-chilling The Possessions of Doctor...
Steve Sem-Sandberg: Inside Łódz+
In this special edition of the Faber podcast George Miller talks to Steve Sem-Sandberg, the author of the international bestseller,...
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On Jo Shapcott & Costa Success+
Heartfelt congratulations to Jo Shapcott from all at Faber on her success at the Costa awards. Every now and then,...
Barbara Kingsolver on The Lacuna+
Since 1988, when her first novel The Bean Trees was published, Barbara Kingsolver has become one of the world’s most...
Jo Shapcott on her new collection Of Mutability+
In the new Faber Podcast, award-winning poet Jo Shapcott discusses her new collection Of Mutability and reads a selection of...
Paul Dirac: The Strangest Man+
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