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An interview with the Guyanese novelist, Wilson Harris who writes about exploration, quest, danger, adultery and violent death. Drawing on images of the South American rainforest, his novels transform history into fable, and fable into myth and legend, challenging our very notions of the modern novel.
Producer Razia Iqbal

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Wilson Harris
Producer:
Razia Iqbal
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