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Conn Iggulden; Autumn in literature; The best non-fiction

Conn Iggulden on Stormbird, the first in his new series set during The Wars of the Roses.

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Justin Cartwright on his novel Lion Heart; Joe Sacco on his graphic novel of The Great War

Justin Cartwright talks about his novel Lion Heart, and Joe Sacco on The Great War.

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Margaret Drabble on her novel The Pure Gold Baby, and Sebastian Faulks and Helen Dunmore on WWI novels

Margaret Drabble talks about her latest novel The Pure Gold Baby.

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Scott Turow; Paul Bailey and Manda Scot on gay literature; Charlie Hill

Scott Turow talks to Mariella Frostrup about his new novel Identical.

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Bernard MacLaverty on a literary life

Author Bernard MacLaverty talks about 50 years of writing with Mariella Frostrup.

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David Vann, Stuart Kelly, Penelope Lively, Suzanne Berne

Penelope Lively on where she writes and Suzanne Berne on her novel The Dogs of Littlefield

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Lord Peter Wimsey, John Freeman, Kate Mosse

Jill Paton Walsh and Sarah Crown talk about the enduring appeal of Lord Peter Wimsey.

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Year of the Women Writers

Sally Gardner, Sarah Hall and Lennie Goodings discuss the 'Year of the Women Writers'.

• 28 mins

Children's Laureate Special

Children's Laureate special with Malorie Blackman, Jacqueline Wilson and Michael Rosen.

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Carlos Acosta; Victoria Hislop; Literary heroines with Samantha Ellis and Dr Paula Byrne

Books news with Mariella Frostrup. Carlos Acosta shares his Five of the Best Books.

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Horatio Clare and Christopher Nicholson on winter; Jeffery Deaver; Anna Whitwham

Horatio Clare and Christopher Nicholson discuss the influence of winter in literature.

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Deborah Levy, Bulgarian fiction, Jamie Byng's literary pick

Deborah Levy revisits her early work and explores her relationship with her writing.

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Adam Foulds, Naomi Wood, David Park, Lindsey Davis, listeners' heroines

Adam Foulds on his novel In the Wolf's Mouth, set in Sicily during the Second World War.

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Ben Watt, Mike Nicol, Rachel Cooke and Jonathan Gibbs

Ben Watt on his memoir about his parents, and literary reviews - do women get a fair deal?

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Sally Beauman, Darragh McKeon, Hamid Ismailov and Margie Orford

Sally Beauman talks to guest presenter Ellah Allfrey about her latest novel The Visitors.

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Tobias Hill, Readers' Guide to Stefan Zweig, literary prizes

Tobias Hill talks to Mariella Frostrup about his latest novel What Was Promised.

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Mary Lawson; Iranian literature; AS Byatt and Cecil Day Lewis

Acclaimed Canadian author Mary Lawson discusses her latest novel Road Ends.

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Anita Shreve, Rebecca Mead

Anita Shreve discusses her new novel The Lives of Stella Bain, and the joys of Middlemarch

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Damon Galgut, Kate Colquhoun, Judith Flanders, AL Kennedy, Julian Gough, Stella Duffy

Man Booker-listed South African writer Damon Galgut on his latest novel Arctic Summer.

• 28 mins

Niall Williams, Armistead Maupin, Contemporary Chinese Literature

Niall Williams talks about his latest book History of the Rain.

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Kamila Shamsie; Young feminist writing

Orange short-listed author Kamila Shamsie discusses her latest novel A God in Every Stone.

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Sadie Jones, Peter Buwalda, Will Self

Mariella Frostrup talks to Sadie Jones about her latest novel Fallout.

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11/05/2014

Tony Parsons talks to Mariella Frostrup about why he turned to crime.

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18/05/2014

Joseph O'Connor on his new novel The Thrill of It All. With Mariella Frostrup.

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25/05/2014

Ned Beauman and Nick Harkaway talk to Mariella Frostrup about writing conspiracy thrillers

• 28 mins

Gabriel Garcia Marquez

Authors Salman Rushdie and Elif Shafak pay tribute to writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez.

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15/06/2014

Mariella Frostrup talks to Spanish writer Javier Cercas about his new novel Outlaws.

• 28 mins

Sandra Newman, Roopa Farooki, John Banville, Courttia Newland

Sandra Newman on her new novel, plus John Banville, Roopa Farooki and Courttia Newland.

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From Alice to Lyra - Philip Pullman on why Oxford is the home of children's literature

From Alice to Lyra - Philip Pullman on why Oxford is the home of children's literature.

• 30 mins

Richard Flanagan

Richard Flanagan on the long tail of evil and why he had to write about the Death Railway.

• 30 mins