British Library Talks: Voice
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Four writers examine how a distinct voice can unlock the magic of a well-told tale.

 

Lavinia Greenlaw is a prize-winning writer of poetry, fiction, radio drama and non-fiction, whose work is praised for its beautiful precision. She is joined by George Saunders, an undisputed master of the short story, winner of the inaugural Folio Prize for Tenth of December; by the award-winning novelist and story writer Ali Smith, celebrated for her dazzling wordplay and abundant imagination; and by fe...

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Artistic Director
Don Boyd

Producer
Dominic Dowbekin

Assistant Producer
Alexa Pearson

DoP
Drew Andrews

Camera
Lumi Akintoye

DIT
Alix Milan

Sound
Liam Abel

Editor
Christian Murray Smith

Special Thanks to the Folio Society and the British Library

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Four writers examine how a distinct voice can unlock the magic of a well-told tale.   Lavinia Greenlaw is a prize-winning writer of poetry, fiction, radio drama and non-fiction, whose work is praised for its beautiful precision. She is joined by George Saunders, an undisputed master of the short story, winner of the inaugural Folio Prize for Tenth of December; by the award-winning novelist and story writer Ali Smith, celebrated for her dazzling wordplay and abundant imagination; and by fellow Academician, the critic, author, and 2014 Eccles British Library Writer in Residence, Erica Wagner.
  Part of the Folio Prize Fiction Festival, presented by The Folio Society in partnership with the British Library.
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