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@ it's so often the non-fiction parts of novels that people find the most unbelievable!
11:42 AM May 15th
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I have to get on the road for a longish drive now - but will try and check in en route! Thanks for writing in - keep going.
8:08 AM May 15th
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@ I'm hoping this discussion might answer that question!
8:04 AM May 15th
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@ It's interesting to see how different people respond to different parts. English readers partic like the Delhi section.
7:55 AM May 15th
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@ So national barriers have always seems permeable - didn't occur to me that I wouldn't be able to write about a German.
7:46 AM May 15th
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@ - I have a German grandmother, Indian aunts, an American godson, Danish cousins etc.
7:44 AM May 15th
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@ In order to write characters I have to enter their minds, see the world through their eyes...voice follows from that.
7:41 AM May 15th
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@ When I started writing the novel I really didn't know where/how it would end - I just followed the character of Hiroko.
7:34 AM May 15th
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@ The inspiration for the novel came from a single image of a-bomb survivors with kimono patterns burnt into their skin.
7:33 AM May 15th
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@ Of course even if I went to Nagasaki, I would not be able to go back to the pre-bomb Nagasaki of the novel.
7:33 AM May 15th
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@ When I started writing the novel I really didn't know where/how it would end - I just followed the character of Hiroko.
7:28 AM May 15th
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Hi Book Club. I'm here to talk about Burnt Shadows. Let me know if you have any questions.
7:11 AM May 15th
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I'll be answering questions about Burnt Shadows for Picador's book club in just a few hours.....
8:50 PM May 14th
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Continuing on with my US book tour in NYC. Next up, reading at Hunter College:
8:54 PM May 5th
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Starting my US book tour in NYC. Event tonight: BN Union Square with Salman Rushdie at 7 p.m.
1:54 PM May 4th
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