Writers Talking
Brian Aldiss, Paul Bailey, John Berger, Malcolm Bradbury, Dick Davis, John Fowles, Barry Hines, Donall Mac, Amhlaigh, Roger McGough, Peter Vansittart
Biography & Memoir, Literary
| Author: | Nigel Gray | ISBN: | 9780992465841 |
| Publisher: | Fontaine Press | Publication: | October 13, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Fontaine Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | Nigel Gray |
| ISBN: | 9780992465841 |
| Publisher: | Fontaine Press |
| Publication: | October 13, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Fontaine Press |
| Language: | English |
A compelling, and important social and literary document about ten British writers of note: - Brian Aldiss - Paul Bailey - John Berger - Malcolm Bradbury - Dick Davis - John Fowles - Barry Hines, - Donall Mac Amhlaigh - Roger McGough - Peter Vansittart Why do authors write? What fuels their passion to create? And how do background, childhood, and early experiences shape the way they see the world? Reading this book is like spending time in the company of these authors, and each section is like being included in an intimate conversation with a friend. We discover the compulsion and preoccupation behind their work, the methods they use, and the books that have influenced them. With an uncommon and sensitive interviewing technique, Nigel Gray has revealed the working lives of these novelists and poets with a warm intimacy and unpretentious honesty that is engaging, informative, and illuminating. ‘Writers Talking’ is an indispensable read for anyone interested in books, writers, or writing.
A compelling, and important social and literary document about ten British writers of note: - Brian Aldiss - Paul Bailey - John Berger - Malcolm Bradbury - Dick Davis - John Fowles - Barry Hines, - Donall Mac Amhlaigh - Roger McGough - Peter Vansittart Why do authors write? What fuels their passion to create? And how do background, childhood, and early experiences shape the way they see the world? Reading this book is like spending time in the company of these authors, and each section is like being included in an intimate conversation with a friend. We discover the compulsion and preoccupation behind their work, the methods they use, and the books that have influenced them. With an uncommon and sensitive interviewing technique, Nigel Gray has revealed the working lives of these novelists and poets with a warm intimacy and unpretentious honesty that is engaging, informative, and illuminating. ‘Writers Talking’ is an indispensable read for anyone interested in books, writers, or writing.
