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This recording of the 2013 Oxford Brookes Annual Creative Writing Lecture presents Mark Watson's blend of stand-up comedy and novel writing. He reads from his novel The Knot and from an unpublished work in progress, which makes the lecture a window into a working novelist's process.
Readers and writers interested in how comedy and fiction overlap will enjoy the session. It also suits anyone who wants to hear a novelist talk about developing a book in progress.
This film of the 2013 Oxford Brookes University Annual Creative Writing Lecture features Mark Watson combining two strands of his rich and varied career, in an evening of 'bookomedy'. Mark reads from his fourth and latest bestselling novel The Knot, and from unpublished work-in-progress.
Mark Watson is an award-winning stand-up comedian, a prolific TV and Radio broadcaster, and author of four bestselling novels. He was born in Bristol, and is an English graduate of the University of Cambridge.
Previous Oxford Brookes Creative Writing Lectures have been delivered by Philip Pullman, Marilynne Robinson, Howard Jacobson, Daisy Goodwin, Nick Cohen and Stewart Lee.
Mark Watson: http://www.markwatsonthecomedian.com/
Creative Writing at Oxford Brookes: http://www.english-languages.brookes.ac.uk/more/writing/
English and Modern Languages: http://www.english-languages.brookes.ac.uk/
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