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	PROGRAMME INFO

	Sunday 16:00-16:.30, repeated Thursday 16:00-16:.30, except first Sunday in the month when it is replaced by Book Club


	OPEN BOOK Spotlights new fiction and non-fiction, picks out the best of the paperbacks, talks to authors and publishers, and unearths lost masterpieces.


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	MARIELLA FROSTRUP



Defying any attempt to pigeonhole her skills and talents Mariella combines her television and radio career with that of a prolific journalist. Over a fifteen-year TV career she has continued to impress both audiences and critics with her friendly, accessible and intelligent screen presence. Her projects run the gamut from current affairs to movies and the arts. As a journalist she is currently the film critic for Harpers And Queen and has a weekly dilemma column in The Observer Magazine, while her book reviews and travel pieces appear regularly in the press. She has also been a member of the Booker-Mann Prize panel.


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	Sunday 9 March 2003



Listen to the interview with John Grisham John Grisham - King of Courts This week Open Book has an exclusive interview with top courtroom thriller writer John Grisham. Try our John Grisham quiz. Speed Reading Can you polish off a book in no time? On 23 March Open Book will be running a special programme on speed reading. Why not write or email us your speed reading tips and tricks. Email:[email protected]

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