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Etgar Keret and Alain Mabanckou at Edinburgh International Book Festival
The pair speak about their moving memoirs which challenge the meaning of home.
  1. Etgar Keret and Alain Mabanckou at Edinburgh International Book Festival
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    Etgar Keret and Alain Mabanckou at Edinburgh International Book Festival
  2. Alan Johnson on Corbyn and Cooper
    04:00
    Alan Johnson on Corbyn and Cooper
  3. Alan Johnson on the dangers of being a rural postman
    03:24
    Alan Johnson on the dangers of being a rural postman
  4. Howard Jacobson: I'd rather call myself the Jewish Jane Austen
    02:19
    Howard Jacobson: I'd rather call myself the Jewish Jane Austen
  5. Simon McBurney on visiting the Amazon
    03:13
    Simon McBurney on visiting the Amazon
  6. Fred MacAulay's five festival picks
    01:31
    Fred MacAulay's five festival picks
  7. Juliette Binoche on why she hasn't embraced Hollywood
    01:43
    Juliette Binoche on why she hasn't embraced Hollywood
  8. Val McDermid on the Scottish referendum: 'We wanted to call our house swithering heights'
    02:45
    Val McDermid on the Scottish referendum: 'We wanted to call our house swithering heights'
  9. Jesse Jackson on the Black Lives Matter movement
    02:48
    Jesse Jackson on the Black Lives Matter movement
  10. George the Poet reads His Mistakes
    03:48
    George the Poet reads His Mistakes
  11. Howard Jacobson on literature and political correctness
    00:01
    Howard Jacobson on literature and political correctness
  12. Ali McGregor sings Song 2
    02:35
    Ali McGregor sings Song 2
  13. Sylvie Guillem on life after dance
    01:35
    Sylvie Guillem on life after dance
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