London Calling Asia: A novelist and his public
A talk in which Joyce Cary considers his relationship with the people to whom his work is offered.
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London Calling Asia: A novelist and his public
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London Calling Asia: A novelist and his public
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A talk in which Joyce Cary considers his relationship with the people to whom his work is offered.
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0:13:50
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English
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Writer
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Novelist
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Interview
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1CDR0033157 BD2 NSA
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BBC00017
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Culture
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A novelist and his public: a talk in which Joyce Cary considers his relationship with the people to whom his work is offered. Item note: Definition of a novelist's 'public'. Relationship between writer and his reader. How a writer acquires a public. False nonchalance and detachment of best-selling writers: 'no writer can hide behind his book'. Penalty of being a bore in print. Place of ideas and of morals in the world and in the novel. Evils of censoring the reading of bored adolescents. The reading public and its reading habits. The different needs fulfilled by different authors. Reader's special intimacy with an author. BBC Sound Archives CD 110151 Original issue no.: BBC Sound Archives 846203. Broadcast for the Eastern Service, in London Calling Asia. Recording note:It is not known whether or not this talk is as broadcast
