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A novel 'dictated by daemons'

Meet the author who says his work is dictated to him by daemons. Madison Smartt Bell is in the studio to tell us why the damaged narrator of his latest novel "The Color of Night" revels in violence. But first, we try to unpick the web of intrigue surrounding a new London play supposedly written by the great Victorian wit, Oscar Wilde.

Finally, Galliano without its eponymous designer gets a lukewarm reception on the catwalks, while Jean-Paul Gaultier takes inspiration from tattoos.

Slideshow: Behind the scenes
03/06/2009 - CULTURE

Tony Allen, the master drummer on France 24

In this edition: Eve Jackson hosts master drummer Tony Allen, co creator of Afrobeat presenting his new album "Secret Agent" and the return of godfather of punk, Iggy Pop.
02/06/2009 - CULTURE

Tintin and his creator back home

In this edition: The Hergé museum in Belgium, the new life of Berlin wall, the Pasarela fashion festival in Romania, and snails and Nigerian gastronomy.
01/06/2009 - CULTURE

Legendary Domingo follows the mythical Cyrano

In this edition: the legend Placido Domingo embodies Cyrano, rabbit bins by Paul Smith, galleries in Iraq, Ibsen the painter, and the garden's international festival of Chaumont-sur-Loire.
29/05/2009 - CULTURE

The most British of French fashion designers

In this edition of the culture magazine: Roland Mouret, a French fashion designer who dresses the stars and a young American designer turns books into purses.
28/05/2009 - CULTURE

Reading Irish literature with Augustin Trapenard

in this edition of the culture magazine: Irish literature, with two books, winner of Booker Prize , covered by Augustin Trapenard. The Twitter phenomenon and the development of the Ugandan cinema.

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