Posts tagged Armistead Maupin
Watch The Big Scottish Book Club on BBC iPlayer and BBC Scotland!
Watch The Big Scottish Book Club on BBC iPlayer and BBC Scotland!

The Big Scottish Book Club is back on Sunday 6th November, 10pm for episode two of the new series!

Damian's joined by Armistead Maupin to discuss his classic Tales of the City series, Glasgow-based comedian Josie Long reveals the writers that inspire her, and Andrew Cotter talks about his books Dog Days and Olive, Mabel and Me.

The Edinburgh Gay Men’s Book Group rate Scottish classic Trainspotting and regulars at The Portobello Bookshop give their recommended reads.

Watch live or catch-up with past episodes on BBC iPlayer & BBC Scotland!

WATCH HERE

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The Big Scottish Book Club is back for series four!
The Big Scottish Book Club is back for series four!

The Big Scottish Book Club is back with a new series and new format!

Damian Barr is joined by special guests to talk literature & life with a big dose of insight and laughs!

The Big Scottish Book Club is an IWC (a Banijay UK company) production for BBC Scotland. The new eight-part series will start on the BBC Scotland channel and BBC iPlayer on Sunday 30th October at 10pm.

Click HERE for more info. You can also still enjoy series three on BBC iPlayer.

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A conversation between Armistead Maupin and Damian Barr
A conversation between Armistead Maupin and Damian Barr

To commemorate London Pride 2020, the British Library have released a conversation between Armistead Maupin and Damian Barr, recorded at the British Library Knowledge Centre on 10 February 2014. Maupin was touring the world promoting the final instalment of Tales of The City, which was entitled The Days of Anna Madrigal.

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