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Jeffrey Archer’s diary: My personal trainer only smiles when I’m in pain

Plus: India, the reading champions of the world

15 March 2014

9:00 AM

15 March 2014

9:00 AM

The week leading up to publication is a strange time for any author. You subject yourself to doing everything from BBC Radio Hebrides to reviewing the Sunday papers on TV, as long as they’ll give your latest book a plug. Mind you, most of them want to talk about anything except the new book.

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Jeffrey Archer’s Be Careful What You Wish For was published this week.

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