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TODAY I will deliver a lecture at the Edinburgh Book Festival that I first gave as the WG Sebald Memorial Lecture, in London, in January of 2010.
How has this year’s Fringe been for you? It seems to have been a success, given your nomination for the Foster’s Edinburgh Comedy Award...
Tim Key’s Masterslut is a cool hybrid of poetry, stand-up and character comedy, with a bit of stalls scaling thrown in, writes Bruce Dessau
AN Wilson has a string of biographies in his back catalogue, but none of those writers has fired his imagination in the same way as his latest subject, hears David Robinson
What does your show involve?
The arts has a truly dynamic role to play in inspiring a different kind of world for us to live in, writes Joyce McMillan
Tell us about Who Is Jean? Go The Distance.
UN spokesman during the bloody end of Sri Lanka’s civil war, Gordon Weiss says the organisation ‘should have pushed harder’ to save lives, especially those of trapped civilians...
Every year Carol Tambor picks one Fringe show and takes it to New York. She tells Catriona MacLeod why she loves the festival
Tim Cornwell reports on the Forest Fringe’s fight for survival, while Catriona MacLeod looks at this year’s programme, which could be the iconic venue’s last