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Edna O'Brien reads from The Little Red Chairs
Edna O'Brien reads from her first book in over ten years, The Little Red Chairs.
  1. Edna O'Brien reads from The Little Red Chairs
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    Edna O'Brien reads from The Little Red Chairs
  2. When Professor Brian Cox lost the plot
    01:11
    When Professor Brian Cox lost the plot
  3. Russell T Davies on wanting to adapt A Midsummer Night's Dream
    00:44
    Russell T Davies on wanting to adapt A Midsummer Night's Dream
  4. Salman Rushdie on the private act of writing a book
    01:37
    Salman Rushdie on the private act of writing a book
  5. Andrew Davies: 'Les Misérables needs a champion'
    01:20
    Andrew Davies: 'Les Misérables needs a champion'
  6. Joan Bakewell reads from her memoir, Stop the Clocks
    02:46
    Joan Bakewell reads from her memoir, Stop the Clocks
  7. David Mitchell: 'The best of the Star Treks are art'
    01:46
    David Mitchell: 'The best of the Star Treks are art'
  8. Paul Mason: 'A whole new way of doing things'
    01:17
    Paul Mason: 'A whole new way of doing things'
  9. David Roberts' drawing tips
    01:35
    David Roberts' drawing tips
  10. Thomas Keneally on the genesis of Napoleon’s Last Island
    02:25
    Thomas Keneally on the genesis of Napoleon’s Last Island
  11. Paapa Essiedu and Maxine Peake on their influences
    01:22
    Paapa Essiedu and Maxine Peake on their influences
  12. Why are Germans more welcoming to migrants?
    02:13
    Why are Germans more welcoming to migrants?
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