Alexander Masters
Alexander Masters is the author of Stuart: A Life Backwards, the critically acclaimed bookabout a homeless man called Stuart Shorter who he met while studying at Cambridge University and working in a homeless shelter. It won the Guardian First Book Award and was chosen as a World Book Night Title. He wrote the television adaptation of the book — a joint BBC/HBO venture from Sam Mendes’ studio. His latest book is The Genius in my Basement, an intimate portrait of one of the greatest mathematical prodigies of the twentieth century.
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Alexander Masters @ 5x15 - A Life Backwards
Alexander Masters is the author of Stuart: a Life Backwards, the critically acclaimed book about a homeless man called Stuart Shorter who he met while studying at Cambridge University and working in a homeless shelter.
It won the Guardian First Book Award and was chosen as a World Book Night
It won the Guardian First Book Award and was chosen as a World Book Night
Alexander Masters 2 @ 5x15 - Genius in My Basement
September 19th 2011, The Tabernacle
Alexander Masters is the author of Stuart: a Life Backwards, the critically acclaimed book about a homeless man called Stuart Shorter who he met while studying at Cambridge University and working in a homeless shelter. It won the Guardian First Book Award and was chosen
Alexander Masters is the author of Stuart: a Life Backwards, the critically acclaimed book about a homeless man called Stuart Shorter who he met while studying at Cambridge University and working in a homeless shelter. It won the Guardian First Book Award and was chosen
Alexander Masters @ 5x15 - Revolutionising drug funding
Alexander Masters is the author of Stuart: A Life Backwards, the critically acclaimed book about a homeless man called Stuart Shorter who he met while studying at Cambridge University and working in a homeless shelter. It won the Guardian First Book Award and was chosen as a World Book Night