Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Graham Swift" in English language version.
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He is entitled to his opinion and can hardly have expected it to receive such prominence in a British Sunday newspaper.
The journey to making the film Mothering Sunday began in August 2016 when Film4 director Daniel Battsek sent the galleys of Graham Swift's then-unpublished novel to Number 9 Films' Elizabeth Karlsen and Stephen Woolley.
The very early morning is a time of "guaranteed non-interruption", something he's also been assured by not having children, a decision he puts down simply to 'never having felt enough of what it is you need to feel to have them'.This source refers to his wife as "Candice Rodd", rather than "Candice Swift".
I myself am obviously unequivocally and indigenously English, I was born in England and I'm very attached to my country.
During the war Allen had been a fighter pilot, and... was decorated for his services... Until Waterland, I wouldn't say that I was entirely out in the cold, but I certainly had my moments of wondering 'Am I really going to make a career out of this? And the events of 1983 said, 'Yes, you were right, mate!'
My father was a minor civil servant in a dull office in London.
I lived once in Greece where the word for newspaper is 'ephemeritha', an exact equivalent of the French, though to an English ear rather odd. Every time I bought a newspaper there was the subliminal joke that I was buying an 'ephemeral'.
...a quintessentially English writer, writing about English subjects and English themes.
Swift, who was born in London in 1949, was shortlisted for the Booker in 1983, and his other novels include 'Out of this World' and 'Ever After,' which won the French Prix du Meilleur Livre Etranger (Best Foreign Book).
I lived once in Greece where the word for newspaper is 'ephemeritha', an exact equivalent of the French, though to an English ear rather odd. Every time I bought a newspaper there was the subliminal joke that I was buying an 'ephemeral'.
