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The origins of 'Lads'
Alan Bissett chats to presenter Nick Sheridan about how his book Lads came about.
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    06:09
    The origins of 'Lads'
  2. Family matters
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    Family matters
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  4. Man reads out loud!
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  5. Pause for thought
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  6. Hamish and the Never People
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  7. Question me silly!
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  8. What is the Nowhere Emporium?
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  9. Myths and Monsters
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  10. About Our Tower
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  11. It Does Matter
    02:17
    It Does Matter
  12. Persistence
    01:24
    Persistence
  13. Cat Hepburn – poetry reading
    03:40
    Cat Hepburn – poetry reading
  14. School days
    03:57
    School days
  15. The Great Storm Whale reading
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    The Great Storm Whale reading
  16. Is it easier or harder to write a trilogy?
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    Is it easier or harder to write a trilogy?
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    A question about Charlie and Lola
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