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Nick Kwek visits this year's SXSW Festival in Austin, Texas.

Julian Barnes: How a 'very unconfident man' went on to be feted as one of the best of British novelists of the 1980s. Scaling the heights of literary greatness with works such as Flaubert's Parrot and The Sense of an Ending, he's now penned his final novel. The award-winning writer talks to the BBC's culture editor, Katie Razzall, about his career, his thoughts on death and saying farewell to his

Nick Kwek visits this year's SXSW Festival in Austin, Texas.

At the National Film and Television School, collaboration and craft shape new voices.

Julian Barnes: How a 'very unconfident man' went on to be feted as one of the best of British novelists of the 1980s. Scaling the heights of literary greatness with works such as Flaubert's Parrot and The Sense of an Ending, he's now penned his final novel. The award-winning writer talks to the BBC's culture editor, Katie Razzall, about his career, his thoughts on death and saying farewell to his

Nick Kwek visits this year's SXSW Festival in Austin, Texas.

At the National Film and Television School, collaboration and craft shape new voices.

At the National Film and Television School, collaboration and craft shape new voices.

Nick Kwek visits this year's SXSW Festival in Austin, Texas.

Julian Barnes: How a 'very unconfident man' went on to be feted as one of the best of British novelists of the 1980s. Scaling the heights of literary greatness with works such as Flaubert's Parrot and The Sense of an Ending, he's now penned his final novel. The award-winning writer talks to the BBC's culture editor, Katie Razzall, about his career, his thoughts on death and saying farewell to his

At the National Film and Television School, collaboration and craft shape new voices.

Julian Barnes: How a 'very unconfident man' went on to be feted as one of the best of British novelists of the 1980s. Scaling the heights of literary greatness with works such as Flaubert's Parrot and The Sense of an Ending, he's now penned his final novel. The award-winning writer talks to the BBC's culture editor, Katie Razzall, about his career, his thoughts on death and saying farewell to his