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(Message started by: Simon Reap on Today at 18:22)

Title: Clive on Radio 4 "Book Club"
Post by Simon Reap on Today at 18:22

Clive is going to be talking about "North Face of Soho" on Radio 4's "Book Club", 4:00-4:30pm Sunday 1 October 2006 (repeated 4pm Thursday 5 October 2006, or listen again (http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/arts/bookclub/ram/bookclub.ram) after the first transmission).

Simon

Title: Re: Clive on Radio 4 "Book Club"
Post by Kevin Cryan on 27.09.06 at 06:50

This is what is listed in the Radio Times:

Quote:

SUNDAY 01 OCTOBER

Bookclub

4:00pm - 4:30pm

BBC Radio 4

Jane Gardam, the only writer to have won the Whitbread award twice, joins James Naughtie and readers to discuss Old Filth, her beautifully crafted life story of a judge from his early years in Malaya to old age in Dorset.

There is no mention of Clive.

Kevin Cryan

Title: Re: Clive on Radio 4 "Book Club"
Post by Jan on 28.09.06 at 01:03

It doesn't look as though Clive is on Book Club this week but he is currently mentioned here:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/arts/openbook/
Its too late at night for me to work out when exactly he's on but my guess is October 8th. Perhaps someone can confirm.
Jan

Title: Re: Clive on Radio 4 "Book Club"
Post by Kevin Cryan on 28.09.06 at 12:38

Well, that clears things up. Bookclub is broadcast on the first Sunday of every month and Open Book replaces it for the other Sundays of the month. And, yes, it looks as though Clive is scheduled to appear as a guest on Open Book on Sunday the 8th of October.

Kevin Cryan

Title: Re: Clive on Radio 4 "Book Club"
Post by Jan on 10.10.06 at 19:57

Yes, Clive was on Open Book on Sunday.
Listen again to the most recent edition at:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/arts/openbook/openbook.shtml
It looks as though it should be available for some time.

Two reviews of the North face of Soho are at:

http://living.scotsman.com/books.cfm?id=1482802006

http://www.newstatesman.com/Bookshop/200610090047

Jan