麻豆社

27/03/2011

Mariella Frostrup talks to Monica Ali about her new novel inspired by Princess Diana.

• 30 mins

10/04/2011

Mariella Frostrup talks to Orange prize nominee Jennifer Egan.

• 30 mins

17/04/2011

Mariella Frostrup talks to former journalist Annalena McAfee about her novel The Spoiler.

• 30 mins

Edward St Aubyn

Mariella Frostrup in extended conversation with the novelist Edward St Aubyn.

• 30 mins

08/05/2011

Mariella Frostrup talks to Booker winning author Anne Enright about her new novel.

• 30 mins

15/05/2011

Mariella Frostrup talks to novelists Eoin Colfer and John Boyne about their new novels.

• 30 mins

Frederick Forsyth, Robert Louis Stevenson, and Literary Salons in Afghanistan

Mariella Frostrup talks to Frederick Forsyth, author of The Day of the Jackal.

• 30 mins

29/05/2011

Mariella Frostrup celebrates a renaissance in historical fiction writing.

• 30 mins

Amitav Ghosh and Alexander Baron rediscovered

Amitav Ghosh discusses River of Smoke, the second instalment in his Ibis Trilogy.

• 30 mins

Margaret Drabble, Helen Oyeyemi and Beach Reads

Margaret Drabble on her short story collection, Helen Oyeyemi on Mr Fox, and Beach Reads.

• 30 mins

26/06/2011

Mariella Frostrup talks to Benjamin Black, alias John Banville, about A Death in Summer.

• 30 mins

Anne Enright, Bite Sized Classics, and the Pulitzer Prize

Mariella Frostrup talks to Anne Enright about her new novel The Gathering.

• 30 mins

Peter Carey

Double Booker prize winner Peter Carey talks about his novel Theft: A Love Story.

• 30 mins

Sophie Kinsella, Robert Louis Stevenson's Kidnapped, and Stef Penney

Mariella Frostrup talks to novelist Sophie Kinsella.

• 30 mins

Part one of a history of women's writing, A Book of One's Own

Mariella Frostrup and part one of her history of women's writing, A Book of One's Own.

• 30 mins

Al Murray on Thackeray, and a History of Women's Writing Part Two

Comedian Al Murray on William Thackeray, and part two of A History of Women's Writing.

• 30 mins

A History of Women's Writing Part Three; Has Crime Writing Become Too Gory?

Has crime writing has become too gory? And the history of women's writing series continues

• 30 mins

31/07/2011

Mariella Frostrup and the final part of her history of women's writing.

• 30 mins

14/08/2011

Dreda Say Mitchell talks to Ruth Rendell about Vault, her 23rd Inspector Wexford novel.

• 30 mins

21/08/2011

DJ Taylor talks to Joe Dunthorne, the author of Submarine, about his novel Wild Abandon.

• 30 mins

28/08/2011

DJ Taylor talks to the Booker Prize-winning novelist Barry Unsworth.

• 30 mins

Mariella Frostrup talks to authors Meg Rosoff and Christopher Hope

Mariella Frostrup celebrates books, authors and the world of the written word.

• 28 mins

Charles Frazier, author of Cold Mountain, discusses his latest book Nightwoods with Mariella Frostrup

Mariella Frostrup celebrates books, authors and the world of the written word.

• 28 mins

Open Book marks the 50th anniversary of Catch 22 and the role of the writer-in-residence

Mariella Frostrup celebrates books, authors and the world of the written word.

• 30 mins

Robert Harris discusses his latest novel The Fear Index

Robert Harris talks to Mariella Frostrup about his book The Fear Index.

• 30 mins

Ian Rankin discusses The Impossible Dead with Mariella Frostrup

Ian Rankin talks to Mariella Frostrup about his latest crime novel The Impossible Dead.

• 30 mins

23/10/2011

Mariella Frostrup talks to Margaret Atwood about her new book In Other Worlds.

• 30 mins

Victoria Hislop talks about her new novel The Thread

Victoria Hislop on her novel The Thread and crime writing Roslund and Hellstrom style.

• 30 mins

13/11/2011

Mariella Frostrup launches Open Book's celebration of funny books and funny writers.

• 30 mins

20/11/2011

Mariella Frostrup continues Open Book's celebration of funny books and funny writers.

• 30 mins