Approaches to Contemporary Fiction

Update: 2008-11-10

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Jane Rogers talks about her work in terms of viewing herself as a contemporary novelist. She draws links to literary greats, and techniques like 'the unreliable narrator'.

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In Channel

Tanika Gupta on Voice

2008-11-1006:05

Helen Blakeman and Setting

2008-11-1004:54

Developing the Idea

2008-11-1010:08

Alan Ayckbourn on Redrafting

2008-11-1006:24

Alan Ayckbourn as Director

2008-11-1008:31

Alan Ayckbourn and Staging

2008-11-1003:22

Adaptation and Breakdowns

2008-11-1009:37

Jane Rogers on Adapting for Television

2008-11-1014:04

Jane Rogers as Novelist

2008-11-1015:32

Approaches to Contemporary Fiction

2008-11-1006:16

The Mass Observation Archive

2008-11-1008:11

Liz Jensen, Development and Decisions

2008-11-1008:11

Structure, Revision and Theme

2008-11-1010:41

Ian McMillan and Repetition

2008-11-1005:04

Poetry and Surrealism

2008-11-1011:22

Hilary Mantel on Film and Drama

2008-11-1007:29

Rhetoric and Rhythm

2008-11-1011:41

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Approaches to Contemporary Fiction