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 On video
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Say
something about
the circumstances of the
writing of A Letter to Daniel |
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What was the audience's response to it
on the
radio? |
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Do you think you were
touching on
something new
writing about this? |
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How do you see the value of individual
lives in the
context
of reporting politics and wider issues - do you think there's a way of
approaching that subject? |
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Is this quite a
controversial discussion going on within reporting? Your books and reporting
have been extremely well received but attacked in some
quarters |
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Did the birth of Daniel affect your professional
values? |
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How important to you was your book about Rwanda?
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Did writing the book help to sort that out, was it a cathartic
experience?
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You recently undertook a tour of the poorest areas in Britain,
from which your new paperback A Stranger's Eye emerged. How did witnessing the
deprivation make you feel - pessimistic, or do you think there are
possibilities for change and improvement?
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Are there any books about reporting or books of memoirs that are
particular favourites of yours that you would like to recommend?
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