Caryl Phillips
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Yesterday, I attended ‘The Books that Made Me’ literary conference at the British Library, central London. Various novelists discussed and read excerpts from two books that have had a pivotal influence in their writing. In attendance were Helen Cross, Diana Evans, Aamer Hussein, Caryl Phillips and Marina Warner and the event was chaired by Boyd Tonkin. These events are a real treat for an aspiring writer, giving you a glimpse into what makes certain authors tick. I'm always one for picking the brain of people I admire...