Someone's been careless with my epiglottis
Nicholas Shakespeare on the trials of a working novelistFirst Posted October 6, 2008
Nicholas Shakespeare
is a prize-winning author and broadcaster who lives in England and Tasmania. Translated into 14 languages, his books include the authorised biography of Bruce Chatwin, The Dancer Upstairs (filmed by John Malkovich) and In Tasmania. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature.
Two years to climate change meltdown
The shocking truth about global warming is revealed by tests on Tasmania's pure air, says Nicholas ShakespeareFirst Posted July 10, 2008
Grabbing life with one hand
An amputee's account of how to survive - and embrace - her new situationFirst Posted May 9, 2008
Dr Raad: three strikes and still not out
Doctors can cross borders too easily, Nicholas Shakespeare knows from personal experienceFirst Posted July 4, 2007
Warner Bros comes to the rescue of Tasmanian devil
First Posted June 18, 2007
Cormac McCarthy: one more for The Road
At last, the great man is receiving global recognition, writes Nicholas ShakespeareFirst Posted May 30, 2007
Abimael Guzman, you romantic old thing
Nicholas Shakespeare on the jailed guerrilla leader’s request to marry his mistressFirst Posted May 7, 2007
Sydney: 50 years to live
First Posted February 1, 2007
