At the Sydney launch of Lee Child's latest Jack Reacher novel, Past Tense, Reader's Digest Senior Editor Kathy Buchanan chatted with the best-selling author about his biggest challenges and influences, the most surprising and unusual celebrity fans he's met, why women are better writers than men and a whole host of other topics.
At the Sydney launch of Lee Child's latest Jack Reacher novel, Past Tense, Reader's Digest Senior Editor Kathy Buchanan chatted with the best-selling author about his biggest challenges and influences, the most surprising and unusual celebrity fans he's met, why women are better writers than men and a whole host of other topics.
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