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Stuart Evers and Dorthe Nors at Edinburgh International Book Festival
The writers discuss the poetic, playful freedoms afforded by shorter form literature.
  1. Stuart Evers and Dorthe Nors at Edinburgh International Book Festival
    58:49
    Stuart Evers and Dorthe Nors at Edinburgh International Book Festival
  2. Howard Jacobson: I'd rather call myself the Jewish Jane Austen
    02:19
    Howard Jacobson: I'd rather call myself the Jewish Jane Austen
  3. Howard Jacobson reads from his novel J
    06:24
    Howard Jacobson reads from his novel J
  4. Howard Jacobson on literature and political correctness
    00:01
    Howard Jacobson on literature and political correctness
  5. Simon McBurney: Welcome to the jungle
    08:33
    Simon McBurney: Welcome to the jungle
  6. Jesse Jackson on the Black Lives Matter movement
    02:48
    Jesse Jackson on the Black Lives Matter movement
  7. Juliette Binoche
    58:39
    Juliette Binoche
  8. Simon McBurney on the joy of performing
    01:12
    Simon McBurney on the joy of performing
  9. Basketball Man on Anneka Rice's Edinburgh
    00:56
    Basketball Man on Anneka Rice's Edinburgh
  10. Kathryn Joseph sings The Worm
    03:03
    Kathryn Joseph sings The Worm
  11. Kathryn Joseph sings The Bird
    03:49
    Kathryn Joseph sings The Bird
  12. George the Poet reads His Mistakes
    03:48
    George the Poet reads His Mistakes
  13. Sylvie Guillem on life after dance
    01:35
    Sylvie Guillem on life after dance
  14. Jesse Jackson: 'Can you imagine a state in Germany having the right to fly a Nazi flag?'
    03:11
    Jesse Jackson: 'Can you imagine a state in Germany having the right to fly a Nazi flag?'
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