Daisy Johnson on Everything Under: 'There was a lot of crying'
Daisy Johnson made headlines this year after becoming the youngest person to be shortlisted for the Man Booker prize with her debut novel Everything Under. Iman Amrani speaks to her about her book, which has been described as a feminist retelling of a well-known myth, which plays with the boundaries of reality and the supernatural
This interview is part of a series called Fresh Voices, presented by Amrani
Видео Daisy Johnson on Everything Under: 'There was a lot of crying' канала Guardian Culture
This interview is part of a series called Fresh Voices, presented by Amrani
Видео Daisy Johnson on Everything Under: 'There was a lot of crying' канала Guardian Culture
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