Mark Forsyth - The Literary Salon - Aubin and Wills - March 2012

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Recorded24 Apr 2012

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Mark Forsyth reads from The Etymologicon, his book on the strange connections between words, which was a Christmas bestseller. Afterwards, he talks to Damian about the origins of swear words. A wee bit more sweary than usual! Not for the easily offended. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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