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Barker's concern for the underdog might be unsurprising, even though she agrees that Jade was a bully, but her analysis of the situation is trenchant. She detects in press coverage of Shilpa Shetty an underlying racism 'Shilpa, who is now supposed to represent blackness to us, then everyone's "Ooh, isn't she an English lady", they won't even let her be Indian, they won't even let her be what she is, an Indian woman - if she did well, and she did, that reflects well on her Indianness, not on her English ladyness. I just don't get it at all' and is even more furious with the commentators who 'stole away' the television programme she loves without understanding the first thing about it.

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Despite her penchant for popular TV A Place in the Sun provides half-hour breaks from writing , Barker admits that her other pleasures are rarefied: Her artistic response, though, has been to continue in the same vein. I ask her whether readers get in touch with her much, and am surprised to find that they don't.

Nicola Barker

What would she do, eat it? Spent part of her childhood in South Africa but returned to Britain when she was English and philosophy at King's, Cambridge, which she claims made her 'socially useless', and says: Girl writers don't get taken seriously. I am a boyish writer'. I am a boyish writer' Writing: Topics Fiction The Observer.