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Emmy award winning writer and broadcaster David Quantick (Veep, The Thick of It, TV Burp) joins John and Andy in the Unbound offices to discuss his favourite novel, Christie Malry's Own Double-Entry by B.S. Johnson. Plus how to pronounce Velasquez, Silbury Hill, the death of the possessive apostrophe in retail, and Mathew Clayton's tenuous link. 

Timings: (may differ due to adverts)
4'23 - On Silbery Hill by Adam Thorpe  
9'29 The Vanishing Man: In Pursuit of Velazquez by Laura Cumming 
15'21 - Christie Malry's Own Double-Entry by B.S. Johnson

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Christie Malry's Own Double-Entry by B.S. Johnson

Rachel Cooke, Observer writer, New Statesman TV critic and author joins John, Andy & Mathew to discuss 'All the Devils Are Here', the astounding travelogue through Kent and the depths of human behaviour from David Seabrook. Plus, the drinking habits of Carry On stars, and what to read in Iceland.

Timings: (may differ due to adverts)
3'36 - Dalva by Jim Harrison
8'46 - Life and Death of Harriett Frean by May Sinclair
17'55 -  All the Devils Are Here by David Seabrook

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All the Devils Are Here by David Seabrook

Author and poet Saleena Godden joins John Mitchinson, Andy Miller and Mathew Clayton to discuss Hubert Selby Jr's legendary transgressive novel of dead end life in working class 50's Brooklyn. WARNING: contains obligatory reference the The Fall. 

Timings: (may differ due to adverts)
4'02 - Spire by William Golding
6'51 - Golden Hill by Francis Spufford, 
17'57 - Last Exit to Brooklyn by Hubert Selby Jr

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Last Exit to Brooklyn by Hubert Selby Jr

Slang lexicographer extraordinaire Jonathon Green joins John and Andy in this episode to discuss Absolute Beginners, the classic novel of London teenage life set around Soho and Notting Hill.

Timings: (may differ due to adverts)
13'25  - Beast by Paul Kingsnorth
19'06 - Absolute Beginners by Colin Macinnes

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Absolute Beginners by Colin MacInnes

Monocle culture editor Robert Bound joins John and Andy to discuss JG Ballard's Spanish set thriller Cocaine Nights. Also, The Ballard-Bond connection, Colson Whitehead's Underground Railroad, and the phrase you never want to hear John Mitchinson say in person...

Timings: (may differ due to adverts)
4'10 - The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead
11:51 - Cocaine Nights by J.G. Ballard

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Cocaine Nights by J.G. Ballard

Costa First Book nominee for My Name Is Leon, Kit de Waal joins John & Andy to discuss So Long, See You Tomorrow, the final novel by author and New Yorker literary editor William Maxwell.

Timings: (may differ due to adverts)

7'42 - You Took the Last Bus Home: The Poems of Brian Bilston
13'57 - My Name Is Leon by Kit de Waal
21'14 -  So Long, See You Tomorrow by William Maxwell

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So Long, See You Tomorrow by William Maxwell

In a bid to get our fear and creeping dread about the state of the world in early for 2017, author Travis Elborough (A Walk in The Park, The Bus We Loved, and The Long Player Goodbye) joins us to discuss A State of Denmark, the dystopian vision of England by Derek Raymond (a/k/a Robin Cook). Worst. Happy New Year. Programme. Ever. Enjoy!

Timings: (may differ due to adverts)
3'00 - Food For All Seasons by Oliver Rowe
9'30 - Good Evening, Mrs.Craven by Mollie Panter-Downes
18'44 - A State of Denmark by Derek Raymond

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A State of Denmark by Derek Raymond

Novelists Lissa Evans and Stuart Evers join Andy & John to discuss Patrick Hamilton's 1947 tale of boarding-house life in wartime. Also, this week Andy has been reading Keith Waterhouse, while John talks about Padgett Powell's 'The Interrogative Mood'. If you like this episode, the 'Hamilton Extra' edition continues the discussion, with even more gin & it...

Timings: (may differ due to adverts)
4'40 - The Interrogative Mood: A Novel? by Padgett Powell
10'45 - Palace Pier by Keith Waterhouse
17'38 - The Slaves of Solitude by Patrick Hamilton

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The Slaves of Solitude by Patrick Hamilton

For a special episode recorded at the Bath Festival, we discuss Angela Carter's astonishing collection The Bloody Chamber (1979), much of which was conceived while Carter lived in Bath. Andy and John are joined by novelist Rachel Heath, Boundless editor and critic Arifa Akbar, and journalist and artistic director of words and literature at the Bath Festival, Alex Clark. This episode also includes the panel's thoughts on Philip Roth, whose death had been announced that morning.

Timings: (may differ due to variable advert length)
11'25 - The Bloody Chamber by Angela Carter

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The Bloody Chamber by Angela Carter

It's Halloween and John and Andy are joined by novelist Lissa Evans and Backlisted's resident revenant, critic Andrew Male, to discuss Ghosts, Edith Wharton's selection of her best supernatural tales, first published in 1937. John also talks about Alan Garner's new memoir Where Shall We Run To? while Andy has been reading Daphne du Maurier's prophetic final novel Rule Britannia.

6'57 - Rule Britannia by Daphne Du Maurier
13'27 - Where shall We Run To? by Alan Garner
17'40 - Ghosts by Edith Wharton
Timings may differ due to variable advert length

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Ghosts by Edith Wharton

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The Slaves of Solitude by Patrick Hamilton

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