Essay writing, Tim Winton
Jonathan Freedland, Wayne Kostenbaum and Maia Jenkins discuss the resurgence of the essay with Anne McElvoy. Also novelist Tim Winton, and when does populism becomes extremism?
Anne McElvoy looks at the resurgence of non-fiction writing and the essay as a form hearing from Jonathan Freedland, Wayne Kostenbaum and Maia Jenkins, talks to novelist Tim Winton and explores when populism becomes extremism with political commentators Robert Ford and Peter Kellner.
Producer: Harry Parker.
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Populism
Robert Ford and Peter Kellner on political populism.
Duration: 14:21
Tim Winton
Novelist Tim Winton on his book Eyrie.
Duration: 11:52
The Essay
Jonathan Freedland, Wayne Kostenbaum and Maia Jenkins on the resurgence of the essay.
Duration: 18:31
The Essay
The Essay – a Critical Writing in Art & Design Conference is at the Royal College of Art in London 22-23 May 2014.
Tim Winton
Eyrie by Tim Winton is available now in hardback and ebook.
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Role Contributor Presenter Anne McElvoy Interviewed Guest Jonathan Freedland Interviewed Guest Wayne Koestenbaum Interviewed Guest Maia Jenkins Interviewed Guest Tim Winton Interviewed Guest Robert Ford Interviewed Guest Peter Kellner Producer Harry Parker Broadcast
- Thu 22 May 201422:00BBC Radio 3
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