The thriller from Manila

Article Abstract:

Novelist Alex Garland builds up themes in his mind for some time before he begins writing. He regards themes as paramount, with the stories merely illustrating the theme. His background is in comic strips, and he takes a cinematic approach. He feels that he still has a lot to learn, and welcomes the fact that he has been given the opportunity to continue writing. He recognizes that his reputation may fade as easily as it has grown.

Garland, Alex

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You may say he's a dreamer

Article Abstract:

Novelist David Mitchell states that events take place in his novel 'Ghostwritten' because of different levels of power. He indicates that he did not really plan the theme of control and power in this novel.

Mitchell, David

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Beyond the pursuit of happiness

Article Abstract:

It is important to engage with the complexity of the world, rather than seek constant happiness, according to novelist Andrew Miller. He indicates that he tends to be too shy and nervous.

Miller, Andrew

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