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Marlon James reads from A Brief History of Seven Killings
Josey Wales meets Jamaica's new CIA attache in 1978 in this scene from the novel.
  1. Marlon James reads from A Brief History of Seven Killings
    10:32
    Marlon James reads from A Brief History of Seven Killings
  2. ‘I’ve made Charlotte Brontë’s hair move’
    03:00
    ‘I’ve made Charlotte Brontë’s hair move’
  3. Claire reads an extract from her book Charlotte Brontë: A Life
    05:41
    Claire reads an extract from her book Charlotte Brontë: A Life
  4. Stephen Frears on Muhammad Ali
    03:26
    Stephen Frears on Muhammad Ali
  5. Jonathan Dimbleby on breaking the Enigma code - and nearly losing the war
    02:42
    Jonathan Dimbleby on breaking the Enigma code - and nearly losing the war
  6. Peter Carey: Why Ned Kelly was a folk hero in Australia
    03:17
    Peter Carey: Why Ned Kelly was a folk hero in Australia
  7. Shakespeare as a 16th Century housewife's favourite
    02:05
    Shakespeare as a 16th Century housewife's favourite
  8. Fay Weldon reads an extract from her new novel Before the War
    02:36
    Fay Weldon reads an extract from her new novel Before the War
  9. Michael Morpurgo: Why I wrote Private Peaceful
    03:58
    Michael Morpurgo: Why I wrote Private Peaceful
  10. Was it a member of the aristocracy that penned Shakespeare's plays?
    02:15
    Was it a member of the aristocracy that penned Shakespeare's plays?
  11. The worst 'knock, knock' joke Shakespeare never told
    02:07
    The worst 'knock, knock' joke Shakespeare never told
  12. Salman Rushdie on the private act of writing a book
    01:37
    Salman Rushdie on the private act of writing a book
  13. Salman Rushdie: "Shakespeare mashes up form"
    00:51
    Salman Rushdie: "Shakespeare mashes up form"
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