Narrative threads: how Booker-shortlisted authors say their novels began
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Booker prize finalists including Marlon James, Douglas Stuart and Elizabeth Strout describe how their shortlisted books took shape. Inspirations they name range from a trip to the Scottish islands and a psychological experiment to a chance drugstore encounter; several say they gather loose threads for years before weaving them into a narrative.
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