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Hello on today's program, not yet up to speed with the must-read memoirs of Karl Over Knazgard.

Perhaps we can help.

I arrived in Stockholm and called my old friend Gia.

"'Can I stay with you?' I asked.

"'He laughed.

"'Okay,' he replied eventually,

"'as long as I don't have to listen to you talking about the book you aren't writing.

"'We talked about Nietzsche and his book about boxing

"'before I went to the lavatory to write a paragraph about

toilet paper. We then tried to see Tarkovsky's The Mirror, but were too late. It had been

an agreeably pointless day. Not actually Knazgaard, the Norwegian memoirist, but John Crace's

digested version. He'll be joining me later to tell me how he extracts the wheat from the chaff in a novel diet.

And we'll look at the burgeoning interest in books for young feminists,

with Laura Bates, creator of the Everyday Sexism Project, and the writer Emma O'Toole.

But first, the Orange Prize nominated Comey Le Chamzi, born in Karachi, but now resident in London.

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