Anatomy of Restlessness (24 page)

 

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⁷³

 

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⁷⁴

 

‘The Quest for the Wolf Children'. In the
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⁷⁵

‘On the Road with Mrs Gandhi'. In the
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⁷⁶

 

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⁷⁷

 

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⁷⁸

 

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⁷⁹

 

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⁸⁰

 

‘Self-Love Among the Ruins'. In
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‘A Place to Hang your Hat'. In
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‘Great Rivers of the World: the Volga'. In the
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⁸¹

 

‘Les Apocalypses'. In
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‘Where a Wayfarer Halts her Journey: A Welcoming Home for Sally, Duchess of Westminster'. In
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‘In China, Rock's Kingdom'. In the
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⁸²

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⁸³

 

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⁸⁴

 

‘In Natasha's Trunk'. In the
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⁸⁵

 

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⁸⁶

 

‘On Location. Gone to Ghana: the making of Werner Herzog's Cobra Verde'. In
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⁸⁷

 

‘Excerpts from the Songlines'. In
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‘The Seventh Day – a story by Bruce Chatwin'. In
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‘The Songlines Quartet'. In the
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⁸⁸

 

‘Songs of a Friend for Life'. In
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⁸⁹

 

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⁹⁰

 

‘The Duke of M——; My Modi; The Bey'. In the
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⁹¹

 

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⁹²

 

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⁹³

 

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⁹⁴

 

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⁹⁵

 

 

SELECTED INTERVIEWS

‘Bruce Chatwin: from Patagonia to the slave trade' (with Mary Blume). In the
International Herald Tribune,
1980, p. 7.

 

‘In search of the giant sloth and other stories' (with Maureen Cleave). In the
Observer
magazine, 31 October 1982, pp. 32-3.

 

‘Bruce Chatwin' (with Melvyn Bragg). In
The South Bank Show,
London Weekend Television, 7 November 1982.

 

‘An interview with Bruce Chatwin' (with Michael Ignatieff). In
Granta
no.
21
:
‛The Story-teller
', Cambridge: Granta publications Ltd, Spring 1987, pp. 23-37.

 

‘Heard Between the Songlines' (with Michael Davie). In the Observer, 21 June 1987, p. 18.

 

‘Songs of the Earth' (with Lucy Hughes-Hallett). In the
London Evening Standard
, 24 June 1987, p. 33.

 

‘Born Under a Wandering Star' (with Colin Thubron). In the
Daily Telegraph
(weekend section), 27 June 1987, p. 1.

 

‘Bruce Chatwin' (with Michele Field). In
Publishers' Weekly
, 7 August 1987, pp. 430-1.

 

 

FILMOGRAPHY

On the Black Hill,
by Andrew Grieve (director & scriptwriter), British Film Institute/Film Four International, 1987.

Cobra Verde (adapted from
The Viceroy
of Ouidah
), directed & scripted by Werner Herzog, Werner Herzog Filmproduktion, 1990.

 

Utz, directed by George Sluizer & scripted by Hugh Whitemore, Viva Pictures Ltd, 1992.

 

‘Nach Patagonien (Zu Bruce Chatwins Reise in ein femes Land)', directed by Jan Schütte, Novoskop Film Jan Schütte, ZDF, 1991.

 

‘Songlines: sur les traces de Bruce Chatwin en Australie', directed by Barbara Dickenberger, Arte, 1993.

 

 

PROFILES AND CRITICAL STUDIES OF BRUCE CHATWIN

Peter Levi,
The Light Garden of the Angel King – Journeys
in
Afghanistan
, London: Collins, 1972, 287 pp .

 

Nicholas Murray,
Bruce Chaturin,
Bridgend (Wales): Seren Books, 1993, 140 pp.

 

Claudine Verley (ed.), B.
Chatwin
, Poitiers: les Cahiers forell, no. 4, November 1994, 166 pp.

 

Alessandro Grassi and Neri Torrigiani (eds), Bruce
Chatwin: Searching for the Miraculous,
Turin: Gruppo GFT, 1995, n. p.

The editors would like to thank the following individuals and institutions for their help in the preparation of this book:

 

Pascal Cariss, Susannah Clapp, David Rees, Robert Risk, Francis Wyndham, Cambridge University Library, Jonathan Cape Ltd, la Bibliothèque nationale, The Bodleian Library, The British Council, The British Library, Condé Nast Publications Inc., The Library of Congress.

 

We are especially grateful to Elizabeth Chatwin and Gillon Aitken for reading and commenting on the manuscript.

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