Justin Cartwright
Novelist Justin Cartwright thinks about corporate America and how it is vividly caught in Sloan Wilson's novel The Man in the Grey Flannel Suit.
Five writers were invited to explore the meaning of clothes and accessories in a particular work of art, be it a story, novel, film, painting or song lyric. How does the clothing resonate? What is the tale behind its depiction? Would the writer wear the garment themselves? Suits and dresses, coats and jewels, and even rags, all feature in accounts by a variety of commentators...
2. Novelist Justin Cartwright thinks about corporate America, and how it is vividly caught in the novel, The Man in The Grey Flannel Suit.
Producer Duncan Minshull.
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- Tue 25 Jan 201123:00BBC Radio 3
- Tue 29 Nov 201122:45BBC Radio 3
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