The amazing life story of a 1960s pop artist who fell from grace, told by Wayne Hemingway. 
Clips
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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie on the importance of telling one's own story Duration: 01:28 Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
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Gillian Clarke: 'We had a polar bear skin rug...I fed it' Duration: 02:12 Poet Gillian Clarke - Ice
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Magic, evil eye beads, coffee cups and fortune telling Duration: 00:46 Elif Shafak - The Forty Rules of Love
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"There is a Gothic element to this novel..." Duration: 00:58 Andrew Miller on his Costa award-winning novel Pure
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"He learned there to loathe Stalinism ..." Duration: 00:49 George Orwell's Homage to Catalonia
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"Oh my goodness he's stolen my wallet.." Duration: 00:51 Ben Macintyre - Agent Zigzag
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Paul Theroux – Dark Star Safari
Thursday 6 June 5.40pm
BBC Broadcasting House
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London W1A 1AA
(This recording is now full but please apply for our waiting list)Deborah Moggach – Tulip Fever
Thursday 20 June 5.40pm
BBC Broadcasting House
Portland Place
London W1A 1AA
(This recording is now full but please apply for our waiting list)Lee Child – Killing Floor (1st Jack Reacher)
Monday 16 September 5.40pm
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Future Bookclub editions
Future Bookclub editions
READ ALONG with us:
June
Sunday 2 June (4pm) and Thursday 6 June (3.30pm)
QUARANTINE by JIM CRACE
(programme already recorded)
JulySunday 7 July (4pm) and Thursday 11 July (3.30pm)
THE TIME TRAVELER’S WIFE by AUDREY NIFFENEGGER
(programme already recorded)
August
Sunday 4 August (4pm) and Thursday 8 August (3.30pm)
TULIP FEVER by DEBORAH MOGGACH
Books & Authors Clip Collection
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Bookclub
James Naughtie and readers talk to acclaimed authors about their best known novels. Authors include:...
