In the week that Audrey Niffeneger bucked the economic crisis in publishing, gaining an advance of almost $5 million for her second novel,  Fiona Egglestone met up with her here in Falmouth to

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Screenwriter Jane Pugh talks to Fi Reed about giving up the day job and becoming a full time writer.

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