10/06/2008
Arts news and reviews with Mark Lawson, including a review of The Happening, the latest film from M Night Shyamalan, and an exploration of cricket as a literary metaphor.
Presented by Mark Lawson.
Natalie Haynes reviews M Night Shyamalan's latest film The Happening, a thriller about a family on the run from a natural crisis, starring Mark Wahlberg.
As New Yorker Joseph O'Neill publishes a novel about cricket sub-culture in the US and Richard Bean writes a play about the game, an exploration of the attraction of cricket as a literary metaphor with Joseph O'Neill, Richard Bean, Alan Ayckbourn and Simon Gray.
Mark learns to crochet with Australian sisters Margaret and Christine Wertheim, who use crochet to create a coral reef to draw attention to the rate at which coral is disappearing. They are joined by applied arts critic Corinne Julius.
Margaret Atwood talks to Mark about a charity auction in London in which she writes an original storycard live from Paris via her LongPen machine - which allows her to sign books remotely using a touch-sensitive pad and robotic arm. Other authors in the auction are Sebastian Faulks, Doris Lessing and JK Rowling.
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