Robert McCrum | My Personal Narrative

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"Storytelling is one of the things that underlines all of these sessions. Telling stories is the way we make sense of our lives."
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Robert is the Associate Editor of the Observer, and (among other things) the author of an acclaimed biography of PG Wodehouse, several novels, and a stroke memoir, 'My Year Off'.
Currently, he is writing a short book about ageing, death and dying for baby-boomers entitled 'Every Third Thought'. It's work-in-progress, with the subtitle "Observations on the inevitable endgame", but he hopes it's more uplifting and informative than that suggests. It follows on from 'My Year Off'.

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This man cured my depression. very cool

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Very interesting, thank you for posting the video!

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Moving account of Robert's stroke. It occurred in a house that used to belong to Salman Rushdie.