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Ian McEwan: It takes thousands of emails to adapt a book into a film
Despite the massive amount of work involved, he says it鈥檚 hard to let go of his novels.
Ian McEwan: It takes thousands of emails to adapt a book into a film- Albert Woodfox on surviving over 40 years in solitary confinement
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- John Sutherland on the truth Orwell foresaw in his dystopian novel 1984
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- Peter Frankopan: Schools don鈥檛 teach enough world history
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- Matthew Todd on the riot that launched Gay Pride
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- David Lammy on civic nationalism
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- Carole Cadwalladr鈥檚 shocking big data discovery
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- Naomi Wolf on why we should tolerate objectionable speech
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- Stephen Fry on Harry Potter
