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Bookmark: Authored #2 - Holly Bourne

Holly Bourne

05-Sep-16 14:00

Bookmark: Authored #2 - Holly Bourne

Introducing an all new show on Bookmark.

On Authored, Umapagan Ampikaipakan has conversations with writers that are built around specific themes. This season, he speaks to them about their firsts… their first literary loves… their first characters… about that first time they knew they were going to be published.

This week, Holly Bourne tells Uma about the moment she discovered that she was about to be a published author, about the first character she ever wrote, and about her abiding love for Roald Dahl.


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