The author’s acclaimed biographer answered your questions approximately Kipling and his classic novel Kim,tackling everything from Kipling’s attitudes to the Raj, to whether Kim is the first spy novel 2.10pm GMTSadly, and we must let Andrew go at some point,despite all the fantastic questions we’ve had submitted and fascinating points raised during our Kim Reading Group this month.
OK, I mediate that it. Many thanks for posting such sharp questions. 2.07pm GMTsamjordison has a question to end the chat:What would you recommend as a follow-up read from Kipling to our readers who fill enjoyed Kim so much this month?Difficult one. Is it Empire you're paticularly interested in? Or the period? Going back, or why not take a gaze at The Moonstone,with its strongly colonial link. Otherwise rRead a bit more Kipling e.g. Plain TalesContinue reading...
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