Appointment in Samarra by Parul Sehgal — Publishers Weekly, 7/21/2008 In Nothing to Be Frightened Of, Julian Barnes offers philosophical musings on mortality. Why did you choose to address questions about faith and mortality in this particular form? This book came out of the period of time after my parents’ death and the effect that subconsciously had [...]
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An Interview with Julian Barnes
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