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Some very interesting pieces from the pen of the bestselling author ofBirdsongandHuman Traces— a collection of clever, funny and surprising parodies, pastiches and air-shots, inspired byThe Write Stuffon Britain’s Radio 4. Here’s a small sample of Pistache pieces: Thomas Hardy is sent to cover the big match. Jane Austen braves a contemporary “dance”. William Shakespeare writes a speech for Basil Fawlty. Oscar Wilde tries to be an agony uncle. Samuel Beckett writes a monologue for Ronnie Corbett. Pistache will be received with great delight by fans of Sebastian Faulks.
Some very interesting pieces from the pen of the bestselling author ofBirdsongandHuman Traces— a collection of clever, funny and surprising parodies, pastiches and air-shots, inspired byThe Write Stuffon Britain’s Radio 4. Here’s a small sample of Pistache pieces: Thomas Hardy is sent to cover the big match. Jane Austen braves a contemporary “dance”. William Shakespeare writes a speech for Basil Fawlty. Oscar Wilde tries to be an agony uncle. Samuel Beckett writes a monologue for Ronnie Corbett. Pistache will be received with great delight by fans of Sebastian Faulks.
Sebastian Faulks
Sebastian Faulks was born in 1953, and grew up in Newbury, the son of a judge and a repertory actress. He attended Wellington College and studied at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, although he didn’t...
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