# Naomi Alderman
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naomi alderman (born 1974) is an English novelist and game writer. Her novel, The Power, won the Baileys Women's Prize for Fiction in 2017.
== Biography ==
Born in London, the daughter of Geoffrey Alderman, who is a specialist in Anglo-Jewish history, Alderman was educated at South Hampstead High School and Lincoln College, Oxford, where she read Philosophy, Politics and Economics.
Chloe Dalton - RAISING HARE
In this interview, I chat with Chloe Dalton about Raising Hare, why she decided to write this memoir, her relationship with Hare, how her habits and lifestyle changed as a result of this relationship, our interactions with wild animals, what she learned from these experiences, her working relations…
Laurie Frankel - FAMILY FAMILY
In this interview, I chat with Laurie Frankel about Family Family, exploring adoption in a positive manner, her research, unpacking the idea of chosen family, infusing humor into her stories, cancel culture, how much the book transformed over time, and much more.
Laurie's recommended reads are:
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Louise Penny in conversation: the 3am phone call, a village nobody can find and a butter tart
Hello my fellow bookworms! This week I’m delighted to welcome back the wonderful Louise Penny to talk about her latest Three Pines mystery, Miss Wolcott’s Ghost. Plus I review The Strangers by Naomi Alderman, share another swimming pool story (earplugs, I’m sorry), and reveal the book club picks fo…
Ordinary People: Shortlisted for the Women's Prize for Fiction 2019 - Diana Evans
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Author: Diana Evans
Narrator: Jennifer Saayeng
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 11 h…
Louise Penny in conversation - when the phone rings at 3am...
Hello my fellow bookworms! This week I’m delighted to welcome back the wonderful Louise Penny to talk about her latest Three Pines mystery, Miss Wolcott’s Ghost. Plus I review The Strangers by Naomi Alderman, share another swimming pool story (earplugs, I’m sorry), and reveal the book club picks fo…
Global instability and the end of illusion
What happens when the certainties that underpinned the post-war international order begin to fall apart? On Radio 4's weekly discussion programme, Naomi Alderman is joined by three guests examining the forces that shape global power and the legacies of conflict.
The journalist and author Kim Ghatta…
Book Critic: Why more knowledge doesn't mean more wisdom
Let's talk books! Afternoons Critic Lisa Glass is with Jesse to discuss three books that consider whether people should be more selective about the information and knowledge they choose to absorb. Naomi Alderman: Don't Burn Anyone at the Stake Today Juliet Gerrard: Front Row Seat A. C. Grayling: Th…
Naomi Alderman on the Possibility that Things Can Be Different
Naomi Alderman speaks with us about “tunneling through” the reality of grief by writing a blend of science fiction and autofiction.The Strangers is a novel about a writer named Naomi Alderman who has lost her mother, has experienced multiple pregnancy losses—and is documenting the small, mysterious…
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