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	<title>Ginny Dougary :: Award-winning journalist and writer &#187; Writers</title>
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		<title>Ruth Padel on Derek Walcott, ‘dirty tricks’, and the worst mistake of her life</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Times January 30, 2010
- Ginny Dougary

Oxford’s first female Professor of Poetry resigned amid a allegations of academic back-stabbing. So what on earth brought on her ‘moment of lunacy’ ?

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How totally unboring it must be to be Ruth Padel, and that’s quite apart from the recent hoo-ha that prompted her resignation, last May, from her short-lived stint — what should have been a five-year triumph reduced to a mere nine days — as Professor of Poetry at Oxford. 

Her interests are so varied and extensive — she is as passionate about the natural world, both exotic (alligators, tigers, now cobras) and commonplace (the domestic habits of the urban fox), as she is about filling the “poetry-shaped hole” she believes we all have. 


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		<title>The many lives of Rebecca Miller</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Times July 4, 2009
- Ginny Dougary

Daughter of Arthur Miller, wife of Daniel Day-Lewis... It would have been easy for Rebecca Miller to be overwhelmed by the male presences in her life. Here she talks about how she found her own creative voice, and explains why her stories are filled with echoes of the family and relationships that have shaped her

<img src="http://www.ginnydougary.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/miller185x295_582461a.gif" alt="Rebecca Miller" title="Rebecca Miller" class="floatright" />
<em>Photo: Mark Harrison</em>

About five minutes into the interview, Rebecca Miller starts to cry. We had been talking about writing, and I read out a line from the end of one of her short stories about different women’s lives which touched me. Louisa, a painter who has a complicated relationship with her mother, has come home to lick her wounds after an emotional collapse in New York. The family are around the table and her mother is drinking, as usual, which enrages the daughter, but when she looks up, “Her mother was looking at her with such love that Louisa could hardly bear to see it: it was like looking into the sun.” 


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		<title>British Press Awards 2009:nominations</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<strong>Interviewer of the year</strong>
Cole Moreton, Independent on Sunday
Decca Aitkenhead, The Guardian
Elizabeth Day, The Observer
<a href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2009/feb/26/british-press-awards-nominations1">Ginny Dougary, The Times</a>
Lynn Barber, The Observer
Robert Chalmers, Independent on Sunday


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		<title>Arianna Huffington: The superblogger</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Times, November 01, 2008
- Ginny Dougary

Born in Greece, educated at Cambridge and now the queen of Capitol Hill: Arianna Huffington’s superblog has made her one of the most influential political commentators in America

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<em>Vince Bucci</em>

There’s a perfect Arianna moment during our long interview in the heat of the Los Angeles summer, when I ask her whether she’s seen Swing Vote, a highly topical film that had just opened in America, starring and bankrolled by Kevin Costner. “Yes,” she says. “I am in it…” Pause. “I play myself.” 


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		<title>Heston Blumenthal: the alchemist</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Times, October 25, 2008
- Ginny Dougary

You don’t just eat at Heston Blumenthal’s Fat Duck restaurant, you have a whole sensory experience. Ginny Dougary drops by his laboratory to talk the science and psychology of food, families and uncontrollable fury

For those of us afflicted with vivid imaginations, it can be disturbing to hang out with Heston Blumenthal. Odd thoughts cross your mind such as what would it be like to be served a life-sized head of the chef-owner of the Fat Duck. First: you and your fellow diners would be invited to insert earphones connected to iPods which would play barnyard sounds of contented chickens clucking. A waiter would waft a distilled essence of something suitably earthy: fresh hay, say, laced with something borderline unpleasant to stimulate the senses. You would then be presented with a silver spoon and instructed to tap the patron’s bald pate which would crack open to reveal a rich brew of truffled brains, which you may or may not find delicious depending on how easily you could overcome your conditioned resistance to cannibalism. 


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		<title>Lady Antonia Fraser&#8217;s life less ordinary</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Times, July 5, 2008
- Ginny Dougary


In a frank interview, the famed writer talks about motherhood, Catholicism, her parents and soulmate Harold Pinter

<img src="http://www.ginnydougary.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/lady_antonia_fraser.jpg" alt="Lady Antonia Fraser" title="Lady Antonia Fraser" width="385" height="185" class="alignnone size-full wp-image-135" />


Lady Antonia Fraser adjusts her pearls, gazes out of the french windows opening out to the garden, and tells me to f*** awf. This, five minutes into our interview, comes straight after her waving a two-fingered salute at Private Eye.


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		<title>The gentrification of Irvine Welsh</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Times, June 28, 2008
- Ginny Dougary

As well known for his epic drug taking as his iconic tales, Irvine Welsh seems now to be embracing middle age. But as he unveils his new novel, Ginny Dougary finds life in the old punk yet

The good news is that Irvine Welsh, having been obliged to give the subject some thought, does not believe that all men are potential paedophiles. What he does find interesting is that advertising and the mainstream media pander to a perceived tendency in men to respond to images of females captured on the cusp of puberty. 


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		<title>Culture vulture</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Times - May 12 2007
- Ginny Dougary


Once famous for his barbed dissection of tacky TV, Clive James all the while was living a life of the mind. Our correspondent meets a modern polymath as he unveils his 40-year cultural odyssey on Times Online

<img src='http://www.ginnydougary.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2007/07/clive_james11.jpg' alt='Clive James' />
<em>Photo: <a href="http://www.markharrisonphotography.com">Mark Harrison</a></em>

Australians, in my experience, however deeply transplanted, still crave the cerulean skies and bright light of their birthplace ­ which is why it is unexpected to find Clive James, on the sunniest of English spring mornings, in a curtain-drawn lair of such impenetrable gloom that the atmosphere seems to fizz with electricity from all the wattage. Or, perhaps, that's just the effect of his personality.


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		<title>Educating Piers</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Times Magazine - April 7, 2007
- Ginny Dougary

Fired as editor of The Mirror, Piers Morgan published a bestselling diary of his rollercoaster career. Now the former tabloid bad boy is back and talks to Ginny Dougary about praying, his beloved granny, and stardom in America

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<em>Photo: <a href="http://www.markharrisonphotography.com">Mark Harrison</a></em>

The Penis on Legs – aka Piers Morgan – is resiliently handling my barrage of offensive, tabloid questions. It’s just as well that’s
he’s so robust since two days after we meet he gets fired again; only this time it’s for charity, Comic Relief’s celebrity The Apprentice, where we see Morgan enjoyably insulted by the likes of Maureen Lipman (responsible for the aforementioned penis jibe), Alastair Campbell, and later, Graham Norton’s: “Piers Morgan – what an easy person to hate” is greeted by whooping cheers from the audience.


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		<title>For the sake of integrity, keep the PR meisters at bay</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Times Online - February 22, 2007
- Ginny Dougary


A few weeks ago, this paper was offered an interview with the actress Uma Thurman, which, in turn, was offered to me. Actors do not generally feature high on my wish list of prospective subjects but Thurman is one of the exceptions.


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		<title>The voice of experience</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Times Online - September 09, 2006
- Ginny Dougary


At 57, Martin Amis’s days as the enfant terrible of British fiction are long gone, yet he still has the unerring ability to shock. Ginny Dougary hears his frank views about love, terror, growing old and the tyranny of daughters


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		<title>The incredible lightness of Salman</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[THE TIMES - August 20 2005
<em>Ginny Dougary</em>

Salman Rushdie has emerged from the dark Satanic years, happier and more buoyant than he has been in decades. Here, he talks to Ginny Dougary about the war on terror, wonderful women – and why he thinks Joanna Trollope is cool.


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		<title>David, Kimberly, Boris and Petsy: it&#8217;s showtime</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[THE TIMES - April 13, 2005
Ginny Dougary

The lyricist for David Blunkett: The Musical, reveals how the show was inspired and explains why the real-life characters are perfect for the stage.



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		<title>Daddy cool</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[TIMES MAGAZINE - June 26, 2004
<em>Ginny Dougary</em>

He may be pushing 80, but writers don't come cooler than Elmore Leonard, with Hollywood players from Tarantino to Malkovich beating a path to his door. Ginny Dougary meets the crime master


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		<title>Edge of darkness</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Sunday Times - July 05, 2003
- Ginny Dougary


P. D. James’s crime thrillers delve into the shadows of our consciousness, often shocking us with their unflinching, sometimes brutal, realism. But although the writer has personal experience of life’s psychological twists and turns, at 82, she remains an eternal optimist


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		<title>Secrets of a sexual innocent</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[THE AGE - May 27 2002
<em>Ginny Dougary</em>

Greengage Harris tweed jacket. Matching-coloured eyes which glisten with merriment as though he is enjoying an ongoing private joke. An imposing nose, flared nostrils over unsensual lips which become coated in white at the corners when he has been talking for too long. Pleasant old-timer's voice, punctuated by lilting rises; the mellowness of the delivery slightly at odds with the sharpness of his mind. Long, tapered fingers. Not a nail-biter. Clicks them occasionally when attempting to summon a recalcitrant word. Steady hand as he fills our glasses with water. For someone who has suffered from nervy conditions since boyhood - psoriasis, and a stammer that returns at times of crisis - he is strikingly still and self-contained. Hard to prick the mask of inscrutable affability. A hearty laugh which belongs to a larger, thigh-slapping man. Trousers? Shirt? Shoes? Blank.


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		<title>Paul Foot named journalist of decade</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[THE GUARDIAN - Saturday February 26, 2000
<em>Paul Baldwin</em>

The Guardian writers, Paul Foot and Clare Hollingworth, were yesterday honoured for their campaigning journalism in the annual What the Papers Say awards at London's Savoy Hotel.


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		<title>The new romantic &#8211; Interview, Nick Cave</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[THE TIMES - March 27  1999
- Ginny Dougary


Not many rock stars write novels and biblical commentaries or give recitals on love at the Royal Festival Hall. But, with years behind him as the ultimate bad  seed, Nick Cave has never played by the rules. Ginny Dougary meets the man behind his own myth.


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