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The Arts Hour: Crime fiction author Karin Slaughter

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Karin Slaughter

15/07/2023 GMT

Crime fiction author Karin Slaughter

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Nikki Bedi talks to American crime fiction author Karin Slaughter

Nikki Bedi discusses this week’s cultural highlights with crime fiction author Karin Slaughter and film producer Catherine Bray.

On the Arts Hour this time, Nikki Bedi is joined by bestselling American crime fiction author Karin Slaughter, and critic and film producer Catherine Bray, to discuss the cultural highlights of the past week.

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Country music legend Dolly Parton explains how she thought up the idea of pouring herself a cup of ambition in her classic song, 9 to 5.

British actor Rosamund Pike describes the joy and freedom of audio acting.

And Commonwealth Short Story Prize winner Kwame McPherson on how the Caribbean inspires his writing.

Presenter: Nikki Bedi 
Producer: Paul Waters

(Photo: Karin Slaughter. Credit: James Arthur Gekiera/AFP/Getty Images)

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