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David Lodge
David Lodge b1935
Crowded Hours
6 July 1981  BBC Radio
David Lodge talks to Alastair Hetherington about

   Audiowhat motivates him to write fiction and the writing process with reference to Ginger You're Barmy  2 min 58
   Audiothe difference between academic literary study and writing books  3 min 1
   Audiothe idea of the structuralism and the strength of the theory  2 min 15
   Audiohow intellectual life thrives on fashionable new theories  1 min 45
   Audionovels and sexuality  0 min 32

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David Lodge
English novelist and critic
Professor of English Literature at the University of Birmingham, David Lodge has written several critical studies on modern literary trends and over ten novels.

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Review of David Lodge's novel, Thinks

Profile of David Lodge

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