2024 Baillie Gifford Prize for Non-Fiction 2024: Richard Flanagan
After winning the 2024 Baillie Gifford Prize for Non-Fiction, Richard Flanagan joins Georgina Godwin to discuss ‘Question 7’, his life and career, and his plans after winning the prize. Described by Peter Carey as maybe just being “the most significant work of Australian art in the last 100 years”, ‘Question 7’ is a love letter to his island home, his parents and the terrible past that delivered him to that place. _ _ Monocle Radio is a round-the-clock global audio service featuring live shows and podcasts that cover news, entrepreneurship, culture, design, urbanism, media and more. Tune in to hear our editors, correspondents, sector specialists and canny contributors across the schedule, as well as a perfect soundtrack of great music from around the world. 🧑💻 Subscribe to our channel: / @monoclemagazine-radio 📻 Listen live at: https://monocle.com/radio/ 🗞 Subscribe to the magazine: https://monocle.com/subscribe/
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