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Led by James Naughtie, a group of readers talk to acclaimed authors about their best known novels
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Ross Raisin and James Naughtie discuss Ross' debut novel, God's Own Country.
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Available since Sun, 8 Apr 2012.
Anne Enright talks about her Man Booker prize-winning novel The Gathering.
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Available since Sun, 11 Mar 2012.
Alan Hollinghurst talks about his Man Booker prize-winning novel The Line of Beauty.
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Available since Sun, 12 Feb 2012.
Art Spiegelman talks to James Naughtie and readers about his graphic novel Maus.
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Available since Sun, 8 Jan 2012.
Hunter Davies discusses his authorised biography of The Beatles, recorded at the Cavern.
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ELIZABETH TAYLOR – MRS PALFREY AT THE CLAREMONT
DAVID BADDIEL WILL BE OUR GUIDE TO THIS NOVEL
Monday 28 May
BBC Bush House London
THIS PROGRAMME IS NOW FULL BUT DO APPLY FOR OUR WAITING LIST
MICHAEL ONDAATJE - THE ENGLISH PATIENT
Tuesday 19 June, 4.45pm
BBC Bush House
Aldwych
London WC2 4PH
VICTORIA HISLOP - THE ISLAND
Tuesday 10 July, 5.40pm
BBC Broadcasting House
Portland Place
London W1A 1AA
Future Bookclub editions
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June
Sunday 3 June (4pm) and Thursday 7 June (3.30pm)
THE OTHER BOLEYN GIRL by Philippa Gregory
July
Sunday 1 July (4pm) and Thursday 5 July (3.30pm)
MRS PALFREY AT THE CLAREMONT by ELIZABETH TAYLOR
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