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Birdsong Review: 'The Somme Looked Like A Greek Holiday Island'

HuffingtonPost.com | Caroline Frost | Posted 30.03.2012 | UK Entertainment
Read More: Joseph Mawle, UK TV Drama, Sebastian Faulks, Birdsong, UK TV, Matthew Goode, Eddie Redmayne, Clemence Poesy, UK Entertainment News

Last week saw Stephen Wraysford's life divided into present and past, the horror of the trenches and the romance of an illicit affair with married Isa...

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Form is Temporary, Class is Permanent

Hugh Salmon | Posted 25.03.2012 | Home
Read More: Literature, Birdsong, Mapp and Lucia, John Le Carré, Frontlist, Henry Green, Lord of the Flies, Brian Moore, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Loving, Connect, William Golding, Publishing, Art, EF Benson, Andrew Miller, Backlist, Gary Oldman, The Bookseller, Costa Book Awards, Richard and Judy, Sebastian Faulks, BMS Book Awards, Digital, Major Multiples, Oscars, Harry Potter, Technology, Lovereading, Home News
Hugh Salmon

"Form is temporary. Class is permanent." This phrase, heard most often in my life in a cricketing context, came to mind today as I was helping to judge the BMS Seasonal Book Marketing Awards (a much more modest event than yesterday's Costa Book Awards, won by Andrew Miller's novel Pure).

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Caroline Frost

Birdsong Review: 'The Heart Is Always Somewhere Else'

HuffingtonPost.com | Caroline Frost | Posted 23.03.2012 | UK Entertainment
Read More: Birdsong Review, UK TV Drama, Sebastian Faulks, Birdsong, Eddie Redmayne, Clemence Poesy, UK TV, UK Entertainment News

At one point in the mid-1990s, it seemed you couldn’t squeeze onto the tube for copies of Birdsong being sniffed over by Sebastian Faulks' legions o...

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BBC One's Birdsong - A Preview

Charlotte Skeoch | Posted 21.03.2012 | UK Entertainment
Read More: Uktv, Uktelevision, Abi Morgan, Bbc, Sebastian Faulks, Clemence Poesy, Eddie Redmayne, Birdsong, UK Entertainment News
Charlotte Skeoch

If Abi Morgan isn't sat in a doctor's surgery with multiple strain disorder in her typing fingers in 2012 I will eat a script. With two award-winning films (Shame and The Iron Lady) and BBC series The Hour already under her belt, you'd have thought Morgan would be more than happy to kick back and bask in the glory of her media accolades.

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