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Sarah Waters: Tipping the Velvet

Harriett Gilbert talks to British writer Sarah Waters about her novel, Tipping the Velvet

• 49 mins

Amy Bloom: Away

Writer Amy Bloom's novel, Away, is a searing tale of migration, exile, and motherhood

• 49 mins

Anuradha Roy: An Atlas of Impossible Longing

Indian writer Anuradha Roy discusses her much-loved novel, An Atlas of Impossible Longing

• 49 mins

Hilary Mantel: Bring Up the Bodies

World Book Club discusses Bring Up the Bodies with Man Booker prize-winner Hilary Mantel

• 49 mins

James Ellroy - American Tabloid

American Tabloid exposes the underbelly of a country on the brink of Kennedy's golden age

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Kate Atkinson: Life After Life

Kate Atkinson discusses her celebrated novel Life After Life

• 49 mins

Lijia Zhang: Lotus

In Beijing discussing Lotus, about a migrant worker who ends up a prostitute in Shenzen

• 49 mins

Chan Koonchung - The Fat Years

Chan Koonchung joins the World Book Club to discuss his dystopian novel The Fat Years

• 49 mins

Lee Child - Killing Floor

Leading thriller writer Lee Child discusses Killing Floor and its hero Jack Reacher

• 49 mins

JoJo Moyes - Me Before You

JoJo Moyes discusses her wildly popular novel Me Before You

• 49 mins

Ng农g末 wa Thiong'o - A Grain of Wheat

A special edition from Nairobi University's bustling bookshop, where Ngugi was a director.

• 49 mins

Tessa Hadley - The Past

British author Tessa Hadley talks to Harriett Gilbert about her award-winning novel.

• 49 mins

Donna Leon - Death at La Fenice

Donna Leon discusses her celebrated novel Death at La Fenice.

• 49 mins

Siri Hustvedt - What I Loved

Award-winning writer Siri Hustvedt discusses her novel What I Loved with the WBC audience.

• 49 mins

Andrea Levy - Small Island

Another chance to hear Andrea Levy talking about her prize-winning novel Small Island.

• 49 mins

Chigozie Obioma - The Fishermen

Acclaimed Nigerian writer Chigozie Obioma talks about his novel The Fishermen

• 49 mins

Ann Cleeves - Raven Black

Ann Cleeves discusses her novel Raven Black with Harriett Gilbert and the WBC audience

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H茅ctor Abad - Oblivion

A tribute to the author's father who was murdered by Columbian paramilitaries in 1987

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David Nicholls - Us

David Nicholls talks about his internationally successful novel 'Us'.

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Jenny Erpenbeck - Visitation

The horrors of twentieth century Germany filtered through the beauty of one house

• 49 mins

Naomi Alderman - The Power

A speculative fiction imagining women and a new 鈥榩ower鈥� helps them take over the world

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Petina Gappah - The Book of Memory

A Zimbabwean woman charged with murdering her adoptive father awaits her execution

• 49 mins

Le茂la Slimani - Lullaby

An acclaimed French thriller which probes at the fault lines of gender, class and race

• 49 mins

Fatima Bhutto - The Shadow of the Crescent Moon

Five young Pakistani men and women try to live and love in a world on fire

• 49 mins

Hilary Mantel - Bring Up the Bodies

The rise and fall of Cromwell, the most powerful minister in the court of King Henry VIII

• 49 mins

Deborah Levy - Hot Milk

A hypnotic tale of female sexuality set with the lush backdrop of southern Spain

• 49 mins

Bernardine Evaristo: Girl, Woman, Other

A novel that offers an unforgettable insight into life in today鈥檚 multi-cultural Britain

• 49 mins

Helen Garner: The Spare Room

Friendship, caring, nursing and anger in a short, fierce novel from Australia

• 49 mins

Elizabeth Strout: Olive Kitteridge

Harriett Gilbert talks to the world-renowned American author Elizabeth Strout

• 49 mins

Ali Smith: How to Be Both

We discuss the novel How to Be Both with its acclaimed British author Ali Smith

• 49 mins