Claire Nicholls

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2,363 appearances 20 recordings 2 series first heard Jan 2020 last heard 13 Sep

Claire Nicholls’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Can you please give a huge round of applause for Mick Harris?
Mick Herron, his latest book in the Sloughhouse series is Clowntown.
And Mick and I met at the State Library of WA in an event organised by the library and the Margaret River Readers and Writers Festival.
Now, for more conversations with your favourite fiction authors, make sure you're following the book show on ABC Listen.
I'm Clare Nicholls, and until next time, happy reading.
Ciao, hello, I'm Claire Nicholls and this is The Book Show, where I bring you delightful conversations with your favourite and soon-to-be favourite fiction authors.
Later, you are going to meet Naomi Ishiguro.
And yes, that last name is familiar.
She is the daughter of the Nobel Prize winner Kazuo Ishiguro.
But her Japanese fantasy series is wildly different to her dad's work.
That's still to come.
But first, pour yourself a spritz.
We're getting under the Tuscan sun with Andrew Sean Greer.
Andrew Sean Greer is here.
He won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for his wonderful comic novel, Less.
Do you remember that one about the accident-prone author, Arthur Less, having a series of adventures around the world as he avoids his ex-boyfriend's wedding?
I loved that book.
I also loved the sequel, Less Is Lost.
And now Andrew Sean Greer is out to charm us again, this time with a book set at a ramshackle Tuscan villa starring an eccentric baronessa and a hapless young American.
The book is called Villa Coco and in part it is inspired by an Italian writer's retreat that Andrew visited and worked at and the unforgettable woman.
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