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Julian Fellowes - Behind the scenes of Belgravia
Robert Kirkwood talks to the team behind the innovative serialisation of Julian Fellowes Belgravia in audio and e-text.
Stories of Love with Sarah Mallory and Francesca Segal.
In today's show Red and Robert get intimate! In a love story special, Red chats to Francesca Segal about her new novel and Robert gets the scoop on Mills and Boon from author Sarah Mallory. Plus we explore the Talking Books library for books on love in all its forms.
Jane Harris, Alexander McCall Smith and Julian Fellowes
Red Szell chats to Jane Harris, Robert Kirkwood talks to Alexander McCall Smith and we discover more about the making of Julian Fellowes Belgravia.
Kate London: Post Mortem and Death Message
The author chats to Red about her books Post Mortem and Death Message.
Crime with Peter Robinson, Kate London and remembering Colin Dexter.
Kate London talks to Red Szell and provides evidence that crime is alive and kicking with her new novel ‘Death Message’, Peter Robinson gives us the intel on DCI Banks and we say a long goodbye to Colin Dexter.
Book Review: The Lie Tree
Red finds out if Frances Hardinge's book 'The Lie Tree' lives up to the hype that surrounded it on release.
Joanne Harris and Tanya Landman on what makes a prizewinning book
Red Szell talks to Joanne Harris about being a judge on the RNIB writing competition, Robert chats to Tanya Landman about winning the CILIP Carnegie Medal and Marc Macree talks about RNIB being nominated as the library of the year.
Days That Changed The World
Red is joined in the studio by John Carlin, author of 'Playing The Enemy', Sherri Baines, narrator of Emmeline Pankhurst's autobiography and Kate Hamer, who shares the books of her life
Booker 2016 - Paul Beatty: 'The Sellout'
Robert Kirkwood talks to Paul Beatty about his prize-winning book. #RNIBConnect, #readonair
Through The Looking Glass of Satire
Howard Jacobson talks to Red about his latest title, 'Pussy', and the critical role of satire in understanding the world we live in. RNIB Librarian Nuala gives her thoughts on the modern classic 'Brave New World' and Red passes through the portal to Discworld as he reads Terry Pratchett for the first time.