Read On - The Audiobook Show from RNIB episodes
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Limmy - Daft Wee Stories
With Limmy's new book "That's Yer Lot" entering the TB library we went back to his first book for our short story episode and explored some really 'Daft Wee Stories'
Louis de Bernieres and Limmy on short stories.
Louis de Bernieres talks about his "Notwithstanding" tales ... with "That's Yer Lot" in shops and in the RNIB Library we look back at Limmy's first book "Daft Wee Stories" and the RNIB Library staff review some short fiction.
Neil Gaiman - Norse Mythologies
The author of Coraline, The Sandman and American Gods, amongst many others, joins Hannah Tausz for an exclusive chat. They discuss his new book, Norse Mythologies, his eyesight, collaborations, and the books that shaped him, before he was old enough to know he was being shaped.
Neil Gaiman, Philip Reeve and more
Philip Reeve talks about Railhead with Red Szell, Robert Kirkwood goes on a quest for sci-fi and fantasy in the Talking Books library and Hannah Tausz chats to Neil Gaiman about Norse Mythologies, his eyesight and much more.
Monty Don - A French Garden Oddessy
Monty talks to Robert Kirkwood about his book The Road to Le Thonolet and with blind gardener Kevin Smith talks about the sensory experience of the garden.
Game of Thrones books available from RNIB Library
Can't get enough of the new series, or want to learn more about A Song of Ice and Fire? Well all of the books are available from RNIB
Ann Cleeves, Monty Don, Frank Cottrell-Boyce and Wolf Brother
Ann Cleeves celebrates writing 30 books in 30 years, Robert Kirkwood talks gardening with Monty Don, Frank Cottrell-Boyce on the books of his life, and Red Szell reviews Wolf Brother
Blind Authors with Mark Hardie, Harriet Lane and Joanna Trollope.
From James Thurber to Mark Hardie we talk to writers who haven't let sight loss get in the way of success.
Book Review - All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr
Red Szell reviews All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr ... even though as a person with sightloss, he avoids books with blind characters! What will he think?
Julia Donaldson - Illustrations in audio
When Julia Donaldson came to RNIB to read Freddy and the Fairy a problem arose. How to deal with pages with no text? Robert Kirkwood finds out.