Ruth Dudley Edwards: Making Fun of Death and Political Correctness

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Ruth Dudley Edwards explains how she recovers from writing seriously about politics, revolution and terrorism by writing satirical crime novels. A firm believer in learning to laugh at everything and a dedicated opponent of fashionable opinions, she talks about how she chooses her subjects, why she so loves the crime-writing world and its inhabitants, and why she’s never met a fan of her crime novels that she did not like. Part of Alibis in the Archive 2018.

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