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Im wondering if they missed the point of the hat. He said he hunts people with it. Could it be that he wants to save people from losing their authenticity, from becoming phonies, from losing touch with life and the ability to love?

Let him speak! Who is this interviewer?

When someone brilliant comes along, the idiots come out of the woodwork with their names on their hats.

24:00 The dedication to this book...

What's with the the xylophone synthesizer

Cheer~~~the omission of a sound or syllable when speaking (as in I'm, let's, e ' en ).😊

Man... I would like to meet this guy.

A political astute dame.

Watched this purely for Marieke’s legs in stockings!

The interviewer is really annoying - he tries to put his ego in front - he is supposed to ask questions, not butt in and lecture everyone for gods sake - he needs to learn how to listen and learn his job ,before making a fool of himself- he insults Amis ,and is so patronising.

Philip Dodd is utterly insufferable. He's trying to put himself on the same intellectual level as Amis which is ludicrous. Potts is an intellectual pygmy and a weasly Marxian bore

wow that interviewer is being intentionally provocative. Stay in your lane dude.

Martin was brilliant.

I always felt like the one part of Catcher in the Rye that Holden would've hated is the part when he talks about being a catcher in the rye. It's just so literary and feels shoehorned into the otherwise realistic narration.

just finished up the last of the ripley books. wow what a ride! thank you Patricia!

I love that goddamn book!

My favorite book I have one of the “almost” original copies sitting on my dresser at home.

My Historical moment The assassination of JFK

Never did the magic of a person's voice so perfectly match the brilliance of their mind

hmm... trying to ead it, read it, seed bead the f%kin thang. only thing i love so far: the octopus in the bar😍🐸🐵

Gerard Menuhin : " Tell the Truth and Shame the Devil ".Bitte lesen : Professor Gerard Menuhin " Wahrheit sagen , Teufel jagen ".

Thanks very much for this video ,it was very helpful to learning how to use cheerio😍

The year is 1991.

Truly 3D characters that leap off the page.

An excellent review.

Undoubtedly a brilliant writer, but also a major league unapologetic anti semite.

Joanna Rakoff gets it..the other expert is reaching and missing the point on most questions

Brilliant novelist. Tom Ripley is an incredible creation.

Well done, friends. A GREAT discussion of a fantastic book. It's my favorite, too, and has been since I first read it in Freshman English.

I read this good work about 40 years ago in the last 2 years of my high school days. If I am to be honest I did not manage in the two years to complete it for the final exam, but I never forgot how right at the beginning of this novel, Pip described how the convict had instilled fear in him to ensure he would bring him some food, a file and never dare betray him. It was at that point that I knew this is a good novel and I was to read it once more later on in life. I got time finally 37 years later during the Covid time. I read it this time and completed it. Read it again a year later and finally decided I was going to help today's student and anyone else who cares, by creating videos that combine the book's audio with videos of water features such that moisten to these video now on RUclips they feel like they are for example in Chapter 19 by a beautiful waterfall. Hoping this will bring about relaxation in the listener. See my Chapter 19 of Great Expectations by Charles Dickens on this link; ruclips.net/video/urSTf7fDtSw/видео.html

Writers are the worst people to talk about their work. For the most part I don't think they fully realise the undercurrents of what they've written.

Read this book. Wonderfull.

This video is very poorly made. Just a bunch of images thrown together with a robotic voice.

Her voice is of a kind

My favourite BBC news presenter.

Ian McEwan has written many thought provoking novels. The settings and characters ring true. Looking forward to reading all his earlier novels.

I've loved this book ever since I first read it as a teen and often re-read it. I would advise any fan of this book to avoid Susan Hill's 'sequel' book, 'Mrs DeWinter' like the plague...

Thank you!

Couldn't agree more, Ms. Winterson! Although Cathy is by far the more ambitious and spirited of the Cathy-Heathcliff pairing, some things she just CANNOT do, being a 19th cen, woman. She CANNOT overcome her alcoholic brother, his dominion or the attendant chaos of their home. She CANNOT become fiscally independent. She CAN, however marry. As Heathcliff appears reluctant and reticent to "run away," unable to "rescue her" and provide for her, she marries Linton. The entire tragic love triangle rests on the fact that the most wilful character is trapped in a woman's body.

Middle class lefty liberal Tosser par excellence .!

Talented writer : Vile human being .

Full of s....

I love her books

Sounds like one of the last audience members to ask a question was Jeremy Irons

Excellent

I love her she was so talented but she definitely suffered severe childhood trauma.

Such a pleasant interview!

Nobody is allowed to say what a man and what a woman is any more. Any disparity a black person experiences now is because of the racism of white people. Truth no longer matters, identity is king!

The author's strength of character comes shining through in her response to the interviewer's questions and comments.

The Catcher in the Rye is a masterpiece, a work of genius that continues to have power and influence, which is why it has often been banned, on a par with Mark Twain, Lewis Carroll and F. Scott Fitzgerald. I first read it fifty years ago and I am still in love with Phoebe. It has told generations of teenagers that you are not alone. Unfortunately one or two disturbed individuals were inspired to commit evil, which Holden would never have done, but far less than some readers of the major religious and political texts. Of course a middle-aged critic will find Holden irritating, just as an extended period of time in the company of a teeager is often prone to do. I still reread the Nine Stories and wish that the Glass family saga had continued.