now it s time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i m stephen sackur. much has been said and written about covid 19 by politicians, scientists and healthcare professionals across the world. but what about the voices of those hit hard by the disease, the patients for whom it was very nearly a death sentence? my guest today is one of them the hugely successful writer and educator, michael rosen, whose covid memoir is dark, sad, uplifting and funny, all at once. how did he find the poetic in a pandemic? michael rosen, in your london home, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me, stephen. thank you. it s a great pleasure to have you, not least because i am very well aware that not so very long ago you went through a ghastly near death experience, thanks to covid 19. it clearly hasn t sapped your creative juices but why on earth did you want to revisit that dark period by writing about it? i think it s a matter of compulsion, stephen. i think for anybody who is in the arts, you
now on bbc news, it s hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i m stephen sackur. much has been said and written about covid 19 by politicians, scientists and healthcare professionals across the world. but what about the voices of those hit hard by the disease, the patients for whom it was very nearly a death sentence? my guest today is one of them the hugely successful writer and educator, michael rosen, whose covid memoir is dark, sad, uplifting and funny, all at once. how did he find the poetic in a pandemic? michael rosen, in your london home, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me, stephen. thank you. it s a great pleasure to have you, not least because i am very well aware that not so very long ago you went through a ghastly near death experience, thanks to covid 19. it clearly hasn t sapped your creative juices but why on earth did you want to revisit that dark period by writing about it? i think it s a matter of compulsion, stephen. i think for anybody who is in the arts,
now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i am stephen sackur. much has been said and written about covid 19. by politicians, scientists and health care professionals across the world. but what about the voices of those hit hard by the disease that patients for whom it was very nearly a death sentence. my very nearly a death sentence. my guest today is one of them. hugely successful writer and educator, michael rosen. his covid 19 memoir is dark, sad, uplifting and funny all at once. how did he find the poetic in a pandemic? michael rosen, welcome to hardtalk. it is a great pleasure to have you, not least because i m very well aware that not so very long ago, jim went through a ghastly, near death experience thanks to covid 19. it clearly has not sapped your creative juices, but i wonder why you would want to revisit that dark period by writing about it? i to revisit that dark period by writing about it? writing about it? i think it is a matter writing about it? i thi
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