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Creating a modern female
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Emma Harte was a 1970s woman in her ambition and drive living in the early 1900s
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Dining in New York
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I love Le Cirque and Swifty's, but La Grenouille reminds me of my favourite city, Paris
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A woman in a man’s world
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Her macho press colleagues resented her at first, but grew to respect her
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From typewriter to TV
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Watching Jenny Seagrove and Liam Neeson bring my novel to life was a truly great moment
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Children are our future
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I support the Police Athletic League which raises money for underprivileged children
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On J B Priestley’s wit
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Her friend Richard Whiteley experienced writer J B Priestley's jibes
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Loving Art Deco
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Biedermeier and Art Deco
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My first newspaper job
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Her wish to work on a paper came true, but not in the way she imagined
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From reporter to writer
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Her journalistic skills have helped to make her the author she is
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Writing character
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She took Graham Greene's advice that 'character is plot' very seriously
BARBARA TAYLOR BRADFORD
Best-selling author Barbara Taylor Bradford gives t5m a series of armchair interviews about starting out as a published writer, her very first novel and being Emma Harte.
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