I cried after I won the Booker.
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View all 193 →Yesterday: I went to see the film God’s Own Country.
Watching Long Lost Family on telly.
Last week I saw a moorhen feeding her chicks, and became overwhelmed by the miracle of parenthood and maternal sacrifice. And I hadn’t even been drinking.
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View profile →I’d prefer no song, and no funeral: I’d like my loved ones to go on a walk, mostly in silence, instead. It’s all better not put into words.
My one-woman show playing Emily Dickinson: two hours by myself on stage and over 50 performances. I’m really happy I had the guts to do that.
The elderly, because it takes courage to get through the day when there isn’t some glorious future ahead.
Fear of the future.
At work, my happiest moments are between “action” and “cut”. I am also very happy when justice is done, and when camping.
If someone could answer my emails.
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