Open Book - Justin Cartwright, Mr Hudson and the Library, and Unusual Typography

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Justin Cartwright, Mr Hudson and the Library, and Unusual TypographyJustin Cartwright, Mr Hudson and the Library, and Unusual Typography

Released On: 11 Feb 2007

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Mariella Frostrup talks to author Justin Cartwright about his new WW2-set novel.

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