Shelf life: Emily Maguire

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From: Scotland on Sunday
Date: 20070311
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Emily Maguire is a Sydney-based novelist and essayist. Her darkly erotic first novel, Taming The Beast, has been translated into 10 languages. Her new book, The Gospel According To Luke, about a jaded sexual health counsellor and religious fundamentalists, is published by Serpent's Tail, priced GBP 10.99.

What books are on your bedside table?

Nancy Milford's Savage Beauty: The Life Of Edna St Vincent Millay, MJ Hyland's Carry Me Down and The Savage God by Al Alvarez.

Which books have you been unable to finish?

I'm stubborn and optimistic, and so I hardly ever give up on a book. Moby Dick I ...

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