麻豆社

09/01/2012

Krys Lee discusses her collection of Korean Short Stories.

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10/01/2012

John Keane on his art, which takes in Tahrir Square, Tony Blair and the financial crisis.

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11/01/2012

A new magazine addressing the great questions of our time through the lens of Islam.

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12/01/2012

The Strand discovers a unique studio space for artists

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14/01/2012

Two years after the Haitian earthquake, The Strand hears about In Darkness.

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16/01/2012

In election year The Strand looks at three films on political power in France.

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17/01/2012

The best of the world's arts, film, music and literature brought to you every day.

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18/01/2012

We report on the new totem pole at the Smithsonian National Museum for the American Indian

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19/01/2012

After eight years, Canada's troubadour of loneliness and longing is back with Old Ideas

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21/01/2012

Amanda Hocking talks about the self-publishing phenomenon and how it worked for her.

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23/01/2012

Shehan Karunatilaka, the winner of the DSC Prize for South Asian Literature.

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24/01/2012

Critics Alynda Wheat and Phillip Bergson discuss this year鈥檚 Oscar nominations.

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25/01/2012

The surge of art from islamic lands.

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26/01/2012

Le Monde cartoonist Plantu on drawing for the Algeria Liberte newspaper.

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28/01/2012

Julie Otsuka with stories of the first generation of Japanese women immigrants to the US.

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30/01/2012

We look at the highlights and lowlights, of this year's Sundance Film Festival.

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31/01/2012

Polish film director Agnieszka Holland on her latest Oscar-nominated film, In Darkness.

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01/02/2012

A report from the first ever Macau Literary Festival

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02/02/2012

Eva Hoffman celebrates the life of Nobel prize winning poet Wislawa Szymborska.

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04/02/2012

The best of the world's arts, film, music and literature brought to you every day.

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06/02/2012

Stephen Daldry discusses his Oscar-nominated 9/11 film Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close

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07/02/2012

As the Berlin Film Festival opens we look at new films from the Arab World and Scandinavia

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08/02/2012

Award-winning Australian author Kate Grenville talks about her new book, Sarah Thornhill.

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09/02/2012

We talk to this year's winner of RIBA's Royal Gold Medal for architecture

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11/02/2012

We talk to Lee Blessing and Nicholas Kent about a season of plays about the nuclear bomb.

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13/02/2012

Norwegian Morten Traavik on his collaboration with North Korean musicians and artists.

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14/02/2012

Sao Paulo gears up to mark the 90th anniversary of the city's Semana de Arte Moderna.

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15/02/2012

The lesser known highlights from this year's Spanish-language cinema at the Goya Awards.

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16/02/2012

A special Strand programme looking at the global city and its housing needs.

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18/02/2012

We discuss a new stage adaption of Jung Chang's international bestseller Wild Swans.

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