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Mentioned in 3 episodes
The Child That Books Built
A Life in Reading
Book • 2013
In 'The Child That Books Built', Francis Spufford reflects on how reading shaped his childhood and continues to influence his life.
The book is a personal and introspective exploration of the power of literature to form and transform us.
Spufford delves into his favorite books and authors, discussing how they helped him navigate the complexities of growing up and understanding the world around him.
The book is a personal and introspective exploration of the power of literature to form and transform us.
Spufford delves into his favorite books and authors, discussing how they helped him navigate the complexities of growing up and understanding the world around him.
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Mentioned in 3 episodes
Mentioned by Sam Brigger as Spufford's memoir about his childhood escape into reading and formative literary influences.
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The Blitz, romance, and time-traveling fascists
Mentioned by Neil Denny as the author's second book, described as witty, compelling, and elegant.
Francis Spufford - Red Plenty
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Ken MacLeod
Ep. 46: When AI Meets Sci-Fi - A Talk with Award-Winning Author Ken MacLeod
Mentioned by Sam Brigger as the guest's memoir about his early escape into reading.
Best Of: Harrison Ford / Novelist Francis Spufford
