# Alessandro Baricco
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alessandro baricco (Italian pronunciation: [ale's:andro baˈrik:o]; born January 25, 1958) is an Italian writer, director and performer. His novels have been translated into a wide number of languages. He lives in Rome with his wife and two sons.
Chandu Bickford
A book show for all Paperback Writers (and readers)!
This week we chat with Chandu Bickford, hugely talented writer and winner of our Regenesis Short Story competition, as well as chatting about books by Charlotte McConaghy and Alessandro Baricco.
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It Really is All About Our Mothers
In this episode, in honour of Mother’s Day, Linda considers four different books that feature discussions about mothers, in whatever form they assume. She tackles four different genres -- non-fiction, the short story, poetry, and a novel/thriller -- to consider how loving and caring actions are giv…
The Duct Tape Edition
Held together by duct tape and super glue, this month's episode just barely made its way into your feed. But we're glad to be here with this month's batch of tasty jams from earworm K-Pop to 70s prog, from a song you've probably heard on TikTok to 60s sunshine pop, tune in to hear our monthly mixta…
3.4 Rituparna Chatterjee - How She Transformed Her Life Story Into A Magical Memoir
Tara and Michelle talk to Rituparna Chatterjee about how she uses magic realism to explore the heavy theme of child abuse in her memoir ‘The Water Phoenix’.
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Rituparna recounts how real-life events…
Ep 2: Ellenor Cox & Renée Brack (Networking, Listening to Your Gut and Speaking Your Truth)
Vixens Ellenor Cox (Producer, Personal Coach and Professional Mentor) and Renée Brack (storyteller, journalist, writer and screen professional) discuss how they met and why networking is still important, their collaboration on Ticketyboo - a documentary about Renée's relationship with her father as…
Will AI Replace Translators? Alastair McEwen on the Future of Language - 302 - Alain Elkann Interviews
A LIFE IN TRANSLATION. Alastair McEwen was born in Dunfermline, Scotland, in July 1950. He is a man of letters, a former teacher and, above all, one of the most distinguished translators of Italian literature into English. To date, he has published over 100 book-length translations (novels and non-…
The 1968 Question That Made Me Pause Mid-Interview┃Demián Bichir Interview
Two Disney roles, one of them landed under a different name, is where this conversation begins, and it ends somewhere much quieter than a press junket usually goes.
Demián Bichir, the Mexican actor Oscar-nominated for A Better Life and a voice a generation of Latin American kids grew up with, star…
Screener Squad: Without Blood
WITHOUT BLOOD MOVIE REVIEW Ernest Hemingway once wrote, “When you go to war as a boy you have a great illusion of immortality, other people get killed; not you”. A more modern writer, multiple award winning Alessandro Baricco, examines the fallout of war in his work Without Blood which now has been…
Screener Squad: Without Blood
WITHOUT BLOOD MOVIE REVIEW Ernest Hemingway once wrote, “When you go to war as a boy you have a great illusion of immortality, other people get killed; not you”. A more modern writer, multiple award winning Alessandro Baricco, examines the fallout of war in his work Without Blood which now has been…
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