ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this Shelf Healing interview we chat to Ian Evans, UCL's Publishing MA and DIS reserach students' administrator. We discuss reading, graphic novels, the effects of lockdown on Ian's reading habits, and what literature he reaches for to improve his own mental health.
For more information and to access the transcript: https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/shelf-healing/2020/12/29/ian-evans/
Date of episode recording: 2020-12-29
Duration: 18:57
Language of episode: English
Presenter:Rebecca Markwick
Guests: Ian Evans
Producer: Rebecca Markwick (also Editor); Dr Samantha Rayner
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United Kingdom
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