Literary Festival 2016: The Future City: cruel or consoling Utopia?
Contributor(s): Darran Anderson, Dr Matthew Beaumont, Professor Rachel Cooper
Literary Festival 2016: The Future City: cruel or consoling Utopia?
Contributor(s): Darran Anderson, Dr Matthew Beaumont, Professor Rachel Cooper
Literary Festival 2016: The Future City: cruel or consoling Utopia?
Contributor(s): Darran Anderson, Dr Matthew Beaumont, Professor Rachel Cooper
Darran Anderson on Italo Calvino's Invisible Cities
Darran Anderson is our first guest on the show and he joins Windham-Campbell Prizes Director Michael Kelleher to talk about the ever-shifting magic of Italo Calvino's Invisible Cities.
READING LIST:
Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino
Derry Girls (2018-2022)
The Cloven Viscount by Italo Calvi…
Literary Festival 2016: The Future City: cruel or consoling Utopia?
Contributor(s): Darran Anderson, Dr Matthew Beaumont, Professor Rachel Cooper
Literary Festival 2016: The Future City: cruel or consoling Utopia?
Contributor(s): Darran Anderson, Dr Matthew Beaumont, Professor Rachel Cooper
Literary Festival 2016: The Future City: cruel or consoling Utopia?
Contributor(s): Darran Anderson, Dr Matthew Beaumont, Professor Rachel Cooper
Literary Festival 2016: The Future City: cruel or consoling Utopia?
Contributor(s): Darran Anderson, Dr Matthew Beaumont, Professor Rachel Cooper
Literary Festival 2016: The Future City: cruel or consoling Utopia?
Contributor(s): Darran Anderson, Dr Matthew Beaumont, Professor Rachel Cooper
Samantha Harvey and Darran Anderson
QUARTET IN AUTUMN by Barbara Pym, chosen by Samantha Harvey
MRS CALIBAN by Rachel Ingalls, chosen by Harriett Gilbert
PHARMACOPOEIA: A DUNGENESS NOTEBOOK by Derek Jarman, chosen by Darran Anderson
Two award-winning writers share books they love with Harriett Gilbert.
Samantha Harvey is the author…
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