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- theguardian.com
- Wednesday 25 September 2013
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Robert Harris on An Officer and a Spy: 'I have no desire to be taken seriously by the literary establishment' - video interview
As his new thriller An Officer and A Spy, based on the Dreyfus affair in France, is published, best-selling writer Robert Harris reads from the book and talks to the Guardian's Richard Lea about how he works, the consequences of having sold 10m books, and the contemporary echoes of a miscarriage of justice that shook France to its core
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