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Hello and welcome back to another episode of Control-Alt Delete. As you know, this podcast is about our relationships with the internet and also... a interview around that topic than Matt Haig, who is someone I love following on

Twitter but I also love his amazing books which he's written many many of.

So Matt Haig is a brilliant author who writes books for both adults and children.

His memoir,

Reasons to Stay Alive was a number one bestseller last year,

staying in the British top 10 for 46 weeks. His children's book,

A Boy called Christmas, was also a massive hit recently and has been translated into

over 25 languages and has been made into a film by Studio Canal and The Guardian called it an

instant classic. His fans include Neil Gaiman and his novels for

adults include the award-winning the Radleys and the humans. His newest book

How to Stop Time is out now and that's what we talk about on the podcast as well as many other things.

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