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* Jazz legend Duke Ellington was so overcome with grief when his mother died that he lay in her bed for two weeks unable to do anything but weep, according to a new book - see Ellington, Duke 29/04/01 * Extract from The Noonday Demon by Andrew Solomon, a novelist who has had three breakdowns in the past five years - see Solomon, Andrew 06/05/01 * Book extract by American writer, Adam Gapnik, living in Paris writing for the New Yorker, and in a bloody battle to save his favourite brassiere - see Restaurants 13/05/01 * The Book I'd Give… by Yasmin Alibhai-Brown 13/05/01 R 17 5>6 Photograph * The Book I'd Give… by Nigel Williams 20/05/01 * The Book I'd Give… by James Runcie 27/05/01 R 16 6 Photograph * Interview with Elaine Dundy whose book Life Itself! is to be published on 21st June - Dundy, Elaine 10/06/01 * Alex Garland, author of The Beach, has fallen victim to the condition dreaded by authors everywhere: writer's block 24/06/01 B 3 1>4 Photographs * A conversation with Philip Roth, author - see Roth, Philip 01/07/01 * On the eve of the publication of Robert Bingham's novel, Amelia Hill unravels the curse of the 'Kentucky Kennedys' - see Bingham, Robert 01/07/01 * Judge's daughter killed, cover-up by the Establishment, innocent man framed… that's the true story, now read the novel 'The Blue Tango' by Eoin McNamee 08/07/01 R 7 1>5 Photographs * Andrew Rawnsley caused a political sensation with his book Servants of the People - extract from his updated bestseller - see Rawnsley, Andrew 15/07/01 * Exclusive short story by Deborah Moggach 15/07/01 * Interview with bestseller author, Joanne Harris - see Harris, Joanne 15/07/01 * Interview with bestseller author, Sebastian Faulks - see Faulks, Sebastian 15/07/01 * Celebrity's choices of summer reading 15/07/01 R 3 1>5 Caricatures * The Observer selects this season's holiday reading highlights 15/07/01 R 4>5 1>6 Photographs * Interview with Michael Lewis, who's made millions capturing the Zeitgeist greed in the Eighties and the dotcom rush of the Nineties, on the publication of his book… 22/07/01 * Children's Books Summer Reading Special 22/07/01 R 17 1>6 Photograph, illustrations * A different genre of romantic literature is about to hit British bookshelves - Christian romance novels 22/07/01 B 9 1>2 Photograph * Ben Cooper and Robert McCrum go to WH Smith to find out what holidaymakers will be reading this summer 05/08/01 R 17 3>6 Photographs * Publication this autumn of an explicit book for young teenagers about the exploits of a promiscuous girl has prompted calls for a national ratings system for children's fiction 05/08/01 B 5 1>4 Photograph * In 1809 Britain was preparing to take on Napoleon but on Newmarket Heath one man, Captain Robert Barclay was wagering a fortune that he could complete the ultimate test... - see Barclay, Capt. Robert 12/08/01 * In a candid new book, Damien Hirst hits out at former allies, OBSERVER INDEX: JAN-DEC 2001 29 reveals his taste for cocaine and alcohol and explains why he's stopped taking ecstasy - see Hirst, Damien 12/08/01 * Lynn Barber meets this year's Booker Prize favourite Beryl Bainbridge - see Bainbridge, Beryl 19/08/01 * Interview with John Lahr, who's made his reputation dissecting the lives of America's rich famous and talented for the readers of New Yorker magazine, now has two books out - see Lahr, John 26/08/01 * Philip Pulman's tales of good and evil are a far cry from C.S. Lewis and A.A. Milen, but to the horror of the religious Right they are a runaway hit - see Pullman, Philip 26/08/01 * Stella Rimington, the former head of MI5, is to take the unprecedented step of going on the road to promote her controversial memoirs, due out next month - see Rimington, Stella 26/08/01 * Dave Peltzer is no literary genius but his memoirs of abused childhood are bestsellers, who's buying these books and why? - see Peltzer, Dave 02/09/01 * Interview with Peter Mayle, author on the launch of his new book on French cuisine - see Mayle, Peter 02/09/01 * Therapist discovers the secret formula for Harry Potter's magic - see Harry Potter 09/09/01 * A 'new book' reveals how P.G. Wodehouse, the comic author, became a master of recycling - see Wodehouse, P.G. 16/09/01 * After winning the Booker Prize in 1998, Ian McEwan's life was turned upside-down by his ex-wife seeking custody of their sons... - see McEwan, Ian 16/09/01 * Billy Connolly: The early years: extract from Billy Connolly's extraordinary biography by his wife, Pamela Stephenson - see Connolly, Billy 23/09/01 * An extract from 'Le Mans', a new biography of the actor Steve McQueen - see McQueen, Steve 30/09/01 * In his controversial new book, Simon Buckby argues that patriots have no choice but to embrace the euro - see Euro, The 30/09/01 * Paul Gauguin, renowned for his paintings of exotic idylls and Polynesian beauties, was a sadist who battered his wife, exploited friends and lied, according to a new biography - see Gauguin, Paul 07/10/01 * An extract from the compelling new biography of Viviene, T.S. Eliot's wife - see Eliot, Viviene 14/10/01 * Interview with Sir Clement Freud on the publication of his autobiography, Freud Ego - see Freud, Sir Clement 14/10/01 * France's most critically acclaimed novel has been removed from the short list for the country's top literary award because it has been deemed too controversial in the wake of 11th September attacks 14/10/01 B 29 1>2 Photograph * A British Museum curator has discovered a reel of film shot by Agatha Christie that inspired the author to write some of her most famous detective novels - see Christie, Agatha 28/10/01 * When Oprah Winfrey chose Jonathan Franzen's critically acclaimed book The Corrections, as her book club's selection for October, the author had misgivings… 28/10/01 B 23 4>7 Photographs * Interview with writer Benjamin Zephaniah - see Zephaniah, Benjamin 04/11/01 * One of Britain's biggest teaching unions has issued a stern warning to parents and teachers that author J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter creation could lead children to the sinister… - Teaching Profession 04/11/01 * The author Raymond Brigg's new Christmas offering is Ivor, an invisible giant, which could prove harder to market than The
Snowman - see Briggs, Raymond 04/11/01 * Interview with writer Jonathan Franzen who spent four years writing in the dark, wearing earplugs and a blindfold, in his quest to produce the perfect novel - see Franzen, Jonathan 11/11/01 * Injured vanity costs aspiring author £3,000 18/11/01 B 13 1>2 Photograph * Interview with Ed Victor, literary agent - see Victor, Ed 25/11/01 * Sports book of the year - see Sport 25/11/01 * Observer contributors and critics share their favourite books of 2001 25/11/01 R 5>6 1>6 Caricatures * Observer readers' poll chooses classic work of Shakespeare to join the eight wonders of the literary world - see Literature 02/12/01 * Next week, J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings will try to leap from being Book of the Century to Movie of the Millennium - see Film 09/12/01 * Top five biographies 09/12/01 R 14 4>5 * Top five film books 09/12/01 R 16 5 * It's been a vintage year for wine publishing, producing a bumper crop of tasteful tomes - see Food & Drink 16/12/01 * The year in books 23/12/01 R 17 1>6 Photograph * Women can have everything - including children - argues Susan Maushart in this extract from her controversial new book - see Women 30/12/01 * Fey and fanciful will be 2002's literary watchwords, predicts Jonathan Heawood 30/12/01 R 14 1>6 Photograph BOOKS INTERVIEW, THE * Interview with author Peter Carey 07/01/01 R 19 1>2 Photograph * Interview with author Anita Brookner 28/01/01 R 17 1>5 Photograph * Interview with author Toby Litt 11/02/01 R 17 1>5 Photograph * Interview with author, Tim Moore 18/02/01 R 17 11>6 Photograph * Interview with author Hanif Kureishi 25/02/01 R 19 1>5 Photograph * Interview with author P.D. James 04/03/01 R 16 1>5 Photograph * Interview with crime writer, Ian Rankin 18/03/01 R 17 1>5 Photograph * Interview with author Pat Barker, Booker Prize Winner in 1995 01/04/01 R 17 1>6 Photograph * Interview with Paul Theroux, author 29/04/01 R 16 1>6 Photograph * Interview with Eoin Colfer, author of Artemis Fowl, which has already earned him £700,000 in publishers' advances 13/05/01 R 16 1>5 Photograph * Interview with author, Nick Hornby 27/05/01 R 15 1>6 Photograph * Interview with author Wendy Cope, who is sometimes spoken of as a potential candidate for Poet Laureate 03/06/01 R 16 1>4 Photograph * Interview with author and poet, Helen Dunmore 10/06/01 R 16 1>5 Photograph * Interview with author and broadcaster Melvyn Bragg 17/06/01 OBSERVER INDEX: JAN-DEC 2001 30 R 17 1>6 Photograph * Interview with author Mary Karr 24/06/01 R 17 1>5 Photograph * Interview with John Irving, one of America's best lived writers 08/07/01 R 17 1>5 Photograph * Interview with Simon Armitage, poet and author 29/07/01 R 17 1>6 Photograph * Interview with author Marcel Theroux 12/08/01 R 17 1>5 Photograph * Interview with Penelope Lively, author 26/08/01 R 16 1>4 Photograph * Interview with Oliver Sacks, author 09/12/01 R 17 1>5 Photograph * Interview with Paul Auster, acclaimed novelist, poet, essayist, translator and screenwriter 16/12/01 R 16 1>4 Photograph BOOTH, CHERIE * Cherie Booth, the barrister wife of the Prime Minister, has thrown a lifeline to last-ditch attempts by unions to save 6,000 jobs threatened by steelmaker Corus 25/03/01 N 1 4>7 Photograph * As Mrs Blair she faithfully plays the role of political partner and mother, but it is as Cherie Booth, QC that the PM's wife really comes into her own 29/04/01 M 16>20 1>4 Photographs * Columnist 04/11/01 B 32 1>5 Photograph BOOTH, LAUREN * Columnist 25/02/01 B 31 5 Photographs * Columnist 08/04/01 B 27 5>6 Photograph * Columnist 13/05/01 B 32 1>8 Photographs * Columnist 20/05/01 R 2 1>5 Photograph * Columnist 27/05/01 B 16 6>7 Photograph * Columnist 03/06/01 B 17 1>3 Photograph * Columnist 01/07/01 B 25 1>4 Photograph * Columnist 19/08/01 B 25 3>6 * Columnist 30/09/01 B 31 1>4 Photograph BOOTH, TONY * Euan Ferguson meets… Tony Booth, the PM's father-in-law 22/04/01 B 18 1>6 Photographs BOOTHROYD, BETTY: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY * See Book Reviews - Rawnsley, Andrew 21/10/01 BORDER CROSSING * See Book Reviews - Vincent, David 01/04/01 BOSCH, HIEREONYMOUS * See Art 02/09/01 BOSWELL'S PRESUMPTUOUS TASK * See Book Reviews - King, Steve 11/11/01 BOTTICELLI, SANDRO * See Art 18/03/01 BOULEVARD SOLITUDE * See Music: Classical BOWKER, RICHARD * Interview with Richard Bowker who tells why he took the
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John 18/03/01 * Tony Blair is to pu
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