I couldn't answer that. There are so many amazing things – falling in love, winning an Oscar, moving my mom out to America and just having a simple dinner with great friends.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 28 March 2009 source ↗
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I couldn't answer that. There are so many amazing things – falling in love, winning an Oscar, moving my mom out to America and just having a simple dinner with great friends.
The Guardian, The Q&A, The Guardian, 28 March 2009 source ↗
When I came round after being seriously ill. I’d had a dose of morphine, the sun was shining and I thought, “Ah yes, I live!”
When I am working on something I really like, or when I am alone with my son playing in the garden.
When I first met Richard, in 1992, on a British Council writers’ tour of Adelaide. We were drinking Australian lager while parakeets squawked rudely in the neighbourhood gumtrees.
Living in London in the late 60s—setting my hair with beer cans and shopping for shoes in Knightsbridge.
I can't think of anything.
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