# Philip Larkin

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The Sunday Sessions Audiobook by Philip Larkin

Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: The Sunday SessionsCategories: Fiction, PoetryAuthor: Philip LarkinNarrator: Philip LarkinPublisher: Faber & FaberRelease date: 10-29-2015Language: EnglishSummary:A collection of Larkin's best-known poems, read by the poet. The S…

Six Poets Audiobook by Alan Bennett

Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: Six PoetsSubtitle: Hardy to Larkin: An AnthologyCategories: Fiction, PoetryAuthor: Alan BennettNarrator: Alan BennettPublisher: Faber AudioRelease date: 10-16-2014Language: EnglishSummary:Writers like to elude their public, lead …

ACH (2927) Andrew Carrington Hitchcock Presents #8 – The Poems Of Philip Larkin

Today’s 44 minute episode was originally recorded and broadcast on September 18 2026. Click Here To Listen To The Episode Click Here For The YouTube Video Of The 2003 Documentary – Philip Larkin: Love And Death In Hull Click Here If You Have The Financial Wherewithal To Support Andrew Carringto…

Re-Release - Philip Larkin Poems

We're swotting up for our next series this week, so sadly haven't had time to record a new episode. Instead, we're re-releasing one of our classics from the archive.  Philip Larkin wrote some of the greatest poetry in English in the second half of the twentieth century. Brilliant, famous and succes…

Martin Amis's Inside Story

The latest work by British author Martin Amis, Inside Story: How to Write, takes the death of his closest friend, Christopher Hitchens, as the starting point for this book. Along the way we meet other vibrant characters who have helped define Martin Amis - from his father Kingsley Amis, to his hero…

Martin Amis's Inside Story

The latest work by British author Martin Amis, Inside Story: How to Write, takes the death of his closest friend, Christopher Hitchens, as the starting point for this book. Along the way we meet other vibrant characters who have helped define Martin Amis - from his father Kingsley Amis, to his hero…

#242 - Anthology: poems on being a parent

An episode from 1/31/24: Tonight, as a companion to last episode of poems on being a child, I read a handful of poems about being a parent: ⁠“Morning Song,”⁠ by Sylvia Plath (1932-1963) ⁠“Child Crying Out,”⁠ by Louise Glück (1943-2023) ⁠“First Snow”⁠ read by Louise Glück (⁠audio from here⁠) ⁠“This…

Dr Anna Stevenson at the Brynmor Jones Library

'He [Ted Hughes] writes about the Humber as this mythical creature in a way, that consumes all of the outpouring of the people of Hull.' Dr Anna Stevenson is a Trustee of the Philip Larkin Society- she also works at the Brynmor Jones Library and was born and grew up in Holderness, so she has a very…

Neil Selkirk

My guest on this episode of Writers at Work is Neil Selkirk, a photographer and author whose latest book is WHY PHOTOGRAPHS? It's a collection of essays, an occasional poem, and quotes by Neil and some three dozen other artists, including Berenice Abbott, Margaret Atwood, Richard Avedon, Diane Arbu…

ACH (2942) The Boogieman #2 – When His Fingers Played And His Voice Sang Who Was Then The Boogieman

The fourteen tracks below were originally recorded in 1991 and 1992 when I was 18/19 years old and finally released in this post as the album “When His Fingers Played And His Voice Sang Who Was Then The Boogieman” on October 8 2026. Words and Music by Andrew Hitchcock apart from “Love Again” which…