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Clee, Nicholas

Nicholas Clee was book news editor of The Bookseller from 1984 to 1999. He then enjoyed the different pleasures of editing the paper for five years. He is now a freelance writer, and the author of a cookbook, Don’t Sweat the Aubergine.

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Nicholas Clee on interviewing

For fifteen years, I had one of the best jobs in the world. I was book news editor at The Bookseller, and most weeks I included in my pages an interview with an author. I talked to celebrated novelists, including several of my literary heroes. I talked to biographers and science writers. I talked to creators of blockbusting best-sellers. All sorts of people write books, or at least get their names on to book covers: I talked to movie stars, sports heroes and supermodels, and to people who had fought in wars or been shipwrecked.

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