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David Steven co-directed the British Council Cambridge Seminar in 2003, where Helon Habila was a featured writer. This interview with Helon, published on OpenDemocracy in 2003, portrays his life as a Nigerian novelist, and the influence living in Nigeria has had on his writing.
Client: British Council
Author: David Steven
Date: 01/11/03
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David Steven co-directed the British Council Cambridge Seminar in 2003, where Zadie Smith was a featured writer. This article, published on Bookslut in 2004, observes the mood of the best-selling young British novelist as she discusses the state of literary careers in the UK.
Client: British Council
Author: David Steven
Date: 01/03/04
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