Award-winning writer Paul Burston talks about
thriller writing and his latest novel, 'The Black Path', looking at the
psychological secrets of the war hero and the inner world of an military
spouse. Thoughts on official reportage, deployment, childhood trauma
and separation discussed with the acclaimed writer also known for
hosting the LGBT literary salon Polari at the Southbank Centre.
LISTEN AGAIN - Paul Burston - Domestic noir
THE NEWS AGENTS ..... Jude Montague's creative news-arts show Saturday 2.30pm-3.30pm Resonance 104.4FM ...... EXPERIMENT AND JOURNEY 'On a rainy Saturday in cold old February it was a delight to be chatting about music and arty things and having a bit of a sing with Jude Montague' JUDY DYBLE She creates poetry which finds the humanity amid the horror of our times.' BILL NEELY 'Jude Montague has gone where I've never seen a jobbing journalist tread before.' JON SNOW
Saturday, 26 November 2016
Tuesday, 22 November 2016
Sat 26 Nov - I AM A CAT: The Feline Consciousness of Natsume Sosecki
Kazumi Taguchi discusses Natsume Sosecki whose satirical novel 'I Am a Cat' in 1905 looks at the conflict between group mentality and individuality in ways relevant to social issues in Japan and London today. Kazumi performs the music of Okinawa.
LISTEN AGAIN - Kazumi Taguchi and Natsume Sosecki
LISTEN AGAIN - Kazumi Taguchi and Natsume Sosecki
Sunday, 13 November 2016
Sat 19 Nov - Genealogy and the Media: A FAMILY STORY
Megan Cherie Owens, researcher and writer, TV genealogist, goes behind the scenes of the current love-affair with ancestry,
DNA and identity to uncover skeletons in the media's closet and discusses why we research our personal past anyway.
Jude CM brings in research from her own family history and works by her poet-ancestor, John Cowan.
LISTEN AGAIN - Megan Cherie Owens - Genealogy and the Media
LISTEN AGAIN - Megan Cherie Owens - Genealogy and the Media
Sat 12 Nov - TV News and the Detective Novel: INSPECTOR MONTALBANO AND ANDREA CAMILLERI
Andrea
Camilleri, writer of the Montalbano novels has a background in TV and
their popularity means he has become a media icon himself. Jude Cowan
Montague investigates the complex relations between journalism, television and public life in the fictitious adventures of Salvo Montalbano.
LISTEN AGAIN - Inspector Montalbano, TV News and the Detective Novel, Sicilian culture
LISTEN AGAIN - Inspector Montalbano, TV News and the Detective Novel, Sicilian culture
Sat 25 Nov - HUNGARY AND MIGRATION: Stories with Emma Roper-Evans
Writer Emma Roper-Evans talks about her
lifelong intimate relationship with Hungary and reflects on the country
and tales and migration through her stories. Looking at the recent rise
of the far right within a personal tour of the culture
and streets of Budapest.
LISTEN AGAIN - Hungary and migration - Emma Roper-Evans
LISTEN AGAIN - Hungary and migration - Emma Roper-Evans
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