# Horatio Clare
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horatio clare (born 1973) is a Welsh-British author. He worked at the BBC as a producer on Front Row (BBC Radio 4), Night Waves and The Verb (BBC Radio 3). He has written two memoirs, Running for the Hills and Truant: Notes from the Slippery Slope, a novella, The Prince's Pen, and two works of travel and nature writing: A Single Swallow and Down to the Sea in Ships.
Escape Routes: Western Sicily
This episode of the Condé Nast Traveller podcast Escape Routes is presented by contributing editor Horatio Clare
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Caught by the River x Elmley: Think Piece with Horatio Clare - 'We Came By Sea'
Off the back of his recent book We Came By Sea (Little Toller, 2025), Horatio Clare and Tallulah discuss human and humane approaches to people caught up in the ‘small boats’ crisis.
We Came By Sea: Horatio Clare in conversation with Tallulah Brennan. Horatio is a Welsh writer and broadcaster. His…
Caught by the River x Elmley (Full Episode): A Weekend Celebration of Art, Music & Nature
Set within the vast, open landscape of Elmley Nature Reserve, Caught by the River: Weekend at Elmley brings together some of the most distinctive voices in writing, music and sound.
These recordings explore the deep connections between creativity, environment and experience.
A special weekend at El…
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Horatio Clare on the Herring Gull
Writer Horatio Clare describes why he finds the herring gull to be a fascinating and surprising bird, from their use of vomit in courtship, to how to deter them from stealing your chips.
Produced by Sophie Anton for BBC Audio Production in Bristol.
This programme features audio from Xeno-Canto by J…
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