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Ballard on BBC Radio 3

Author: Simon Sellars • Jan 29th, 2008 •

Category: Ballardosphere, audio

Night Waves

Martin Amis and JG Ballard
Wednesday 30 January 2008 21:45-22:30 (Radio 3)

Philip Dodd meets two of the most important voices in contemporary British writing: Martin Amis and JG Ballard, who are both publishing new works of non-fiction. Philip talks to Amis about his collection The Second Plane which brings together his controversial and outspoken essays on 9/11 and the geopolitics of the War on Terror. JG Ballard discusses his new exploration of his own life and times - starting in pre-war Shanghai, where he was born.

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  1. That interview was very interesting. Particularly what he had to say about his parents. Thank you.

  2. Hi, I missed the first ten minutes of this fascinating dialogue between JGB and Amis, does anyone know where I can download it to listen to the whole thing from somewhere?
    I seem unable to get the beebs iplayer plugin to work properly, but then its a ramshackle PC
    thanks in anticipation

  3. Yeah, it’s a good one. I’ll send you a copy, Anthony…remind me if you haven’t heard from me in a few days (have to convert it to mp3 first).

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