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Books To Live For13. Bring the House Down!– Den om misunnelse og utspekulert hevn, mektige menneskers fall og Liam Gallagher.Bøker vi snakker om:«Bring the House Down» av Charlotte Runcie«Other People’s Fun» av Harriet Lane«Dream State» av Eric Puchner«Wild Dark Shore» av Charlotte McConaghy«I am you» av Victoria Redel «The Ten Year Affair» av Erin Somers
2026-02-1959 min
Straight UpThe 10 best books of 2025Happy almost New Year, huns! We’re rounding off 2025 with our list of the top ten books of the year, from award-winning heavyweights to addictive romantasy and some stand-out non-fiction. We’re reviewing the reads that dominated group chats, the ones recommended by you guys, and the under-the-radar faves we still can’t stop thinking about. Plus: the books we’re desperate to dive into in 2026 and an update on our book club! We really hope you enjoy this ep, we’ll be back next Thursday for our usual pop culture chaos. Let us know what you think o...
2025-12-3045 min
In My Good BooksEpisode 52: Interview with author Abigail DeanIn the final episode of the year, Susie is joined by one of her all-time favourite writers: Abigail Dean, the internationally bestselling author of Girl A, Day One, and her extraordinary new novel The Death of Us.Across her three novels, Abigail has become known for exploring trauma, memory, survival and the complicated ways people love each other through unthinkable circumstances. The Death of Us - Susie’s Book of the Year and the most-recommended title by authors on this podcast - follows Edward and Isabelle, a couple whose lives are torn apart when their home is invaded by a...
2025-12-2938 minIn My Good BooksEpisode 39: Interview with author Lisa Timoney (AKA Kate Storey and Naomi Williams)In this episode, Susie chats with Lisa Timoney, who also writes as Kate Storey and Naomi Williams, about the creative juggling act of writing across three genres.Lisa reveals how each of her author identities explores a different side of her storytelling: heartfelt family dramas as Lisa Timoney, uplifting book-club fiction as Kate Storey, and dark, twisty psychological thrillers as Naomi Williams.They discuss how psychology, structure, and technology influence modern storytelling, why Lisa thrives on meticulous planning, and how she manages to publish multiple books a year while keeping her creative spark alive.If...
2025-11-1338 min
NDR Kultur - Neue BücherNeue Bücher: "Standing Ovations" von Charlotte RuncieDie britische Autorin Charlotte Runcie zeigt in ihrem Debütroman, wie Hass und Empörung im Netz eskalieren können.
2025-11-0404 min
The thespilledinkandcoffeeshow’s PodcastSeptember Book Vibes - Virtual Monthly Book Club📚☕ The Spilled Ink & Coffee Society – September Book Vibes ☕📚
This month our FREE Virtual Book Club, present to you a lineup that’s as eclectic and exciting as your favorite café shelf:
✨ Bring the House Down – Charlotte Runcie
✨ My Little Golden Book: Keanu Reeves
✨ Nobel Betrayal – William Miller
✨ In Service of the Shogun – William Adams
Join us as we sip, spill, and dive into stories that range from poetry and pop culture to history and intrigue.
📅 September Meeting – Monthly Book Club
🎙️ Hosted by Rachel & Kasie
☕ Conversation, community, and a whole lot of bookish fun.
Jo...
2025-09-291h 29
Lesen ist schwulFolge 24 - Von schmackhaften Augen, Cancel Culture und KÜRBEN
Lena und Teresa sind BACK aus der Sommerpause und holla die Waldfee, wurde da gelesen im Urlaub. Wir leiten den Herbst mit einer Spezialfolge ein: alle Bücher, die Teresa UND Lena im Urlaub gelesen haben. Happy hoa hoa hoa hoa hoa season to you all!
Lenas und Teresas Bücher:
Standing Ovations - Charlotte Runcie
Alle gegen alle - Lara Ermer
Lysistrate - Aristophanes
Strange Pictures - Uketsu
Die Vegetarierin - Han Kang
Das Beste sind die Augen - Monika Kim
🔗 Folg uns! (bitte)
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2025-09-051h 01
2MannBuchFolge 85 mit "Disko" und "Standing Ovations"von Till Raether und Charlotte Runcie
Das sind unsere Buchtipps:
„Disko“ von Till Raether
https://www.penguin.de/buecher/till-raether-disko/buch/9783442759262
„Standing Ovation“ von Charlotte Runcie
https://www.piper.de/buecher/standing-ovations-isbn-978-3-492-07402-5
Gern haben wir das Magazin „Reportagen“ vorgestellt. Schaut hier mal rein:
https://reportagen.com/
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2025-07-241h 20
Papierstau Podcast#327: le canon, c’est nous, bitches! („Kein Geld Kein Glück Kein Sprit“ - Heinz Strunk, „Standing Ovations“ - Charlotte Runcie, „We Burn Daylight“ - Bret Anthony Johnston)Papierstau ist zurück aus der Sommerpause, die wir gemeinsam in Paris verbracht haben, denn bei Louis Vuitton kann man auch Bücher shoppen – der Servicepodcast informiert! Danach diskutieren wir ein Gerichtsurteil, das es nun der Stadtbibliothek Münster untersagt, fragwürdige Bücher mit Einordnungshinweise zu versehen – wie, wird man das nicht wohl noch sagen dürfen?
Und selbstverständlich haben wir den brandneuen Kurzgeschichtenband von Heinz Strunk im Programm, schließlich ist der Hamburger Tausendsassa ein veritabler Säulenheiliger dieser Show. 36 Storys gibt’s in „Kein Geld Kein Glück Kein Sprit“, wir diskutieren die gesellschaftlichen A...
2025-07-161h 11
BookcareersTalking AI with The Bookseller
Episode 259 bookcareers.com Live – Talking AI with Heloise Wood from The Bookseller
The Bookseller magazine recently conducted a survey to explore how AI is currently being used across the industry. So we invited Heloise Wood, Deputy News Editor at The Bookseller, to come and chat to us about the results.
Heloise shares the story behind how the AI survey came about, We discuss the key findings of the survey, looking into how publishers are currently adopting AI tools across various departments. Heloise also highlights some of the more surprising results, revealing unexpected trends an...
2025-07-1333 minBookcareersTalking AI with The Bookseller
Episode 259 bookcareers.com Live – Talking AI with Heloise Wood from The Bookseller
The Bookseller magazine recently conducted a survey to explore how AI is currently being used across the industry. So we invited Heloise Wood, Deputy News Editor at The Bookseller, to come and chat to us about the results.
Heloise shares the story behind how the AI survey came about, We discuss the key findings of the survey, looking into how publishers are currently adopting AI tools across various departments. Heloise also highlights some of the more surprising results, revealing unexpected trends an...
2025-07-1333 minIn My Good BooksInterview with author Emma CowingAward-winning journalist turned historical fiction author Emma Cowing discusses her debut novel, 'The Show Woman,' which is inspired by her family's history and set in Edwardian Scotland's fairgrounds. Emma shares insights into her writing process, the challenges she faced, and the importance of women's stories in history. She also reads an excerpt from her book, delves into character development, and offers book recommendations, all while highlighting the significance of research and authenticity in storytelling.Books recommended in this episode:Bring The House Down by Charlotte RuncieThe Mourning Necklace by Kate Foster
2025-07-0838 min
In HasteBring the House Down, with Charlotte RuncieWhat is the worst thing that could ever happen to a journalist? So begins the twisty, compelling and deliciously seductive Bring The House Down, Charlotte Runcie’s debut novel and, officially, the most fun book Alice Vincent has read in years. Which is why she insisted that Char sit down and put up with her enthusiastic grilling of her about her sensational novel.This week marks the long-awaited publication of Bring The House Down, a modern revenge novel set at the Edinburgh Fringe, in which a morally dubious critic damns a one-woman show - only to have a...
2025-06-0334 min
In HasteSpicy dragons with Maddy BeltonPublishing, like every other aspect of life, is not immune from the trends cycle. In fact, it’s probably far more susceptible to what’s in vogue or not than it would like to admit. Remember when Gone Girl took the reading world by storm, and ushered in domestic noir in the process? Or that moment a few years ago with contemporary, female-focussed fiction was suddenly all being printed with covers of faceless women? If you think nobody else has influenced your reading taste, then we’re here to remind you that the Miranda Priestley cerulean sweater rule applies to boo...
2025-05-2729 min
In HasteOvercoming a reading drought, with Alice and CharlotteHow can you create more space for reading in your life, and rediscover the joy of it?It’s the run-up to publication for Charlotte’s debut novel, Bring the House Down, and the post-publication glow for Alice’s latest book, Hark: How Women Listen, so today we’re talking about some of the weirdness that goes on the brain during the weeks before publishing a book, how we’re dealing (or not) with all of that, and how far away it all feels from the actual writing process.And speaking of things that aren’t writing, C...
2025-05-2036 min
In HasteWriting motherhood with Helen JukesWhat does it meant to be a creative animal? Writing a book and having a baby can be oddly similar experiences: both take a long time and are not exactly pain-free. Alice and Charlotte have even done both at once, and in today’s episode we talk about what it’s like to bring a book and a baby into the world simultaneously, and to write about it along the way.We’re joined today by Helen Jukes, the author of Mother Animal, a memoir of pregnancy and birth and an unforgettably visceral exploration of the physical transf...
2025-05-1338 min
The Eastbourne Literary Festival PodcastOn Writing with Julia RaesideIn our sixth episode of the Eastbourne Literary Festival podcast we had the pleasure to talk with Julia Raeside, debut author of brilliant novel, "Don't Make Me Laugh".
As well as now being a best-selling novelist, Julia Raeside is a journalist and broadcaster who has written for the Guardian, Times, Observer and The Big Issue among others. She makes regular contributions to BBC Radio, including review spots on Radio 4s Front Row and Lauren Laverne’s 6 Music show.
These podcasts are such a joy and we had such a wonderful time chatting with Julia about ho...
2025-05-101h 03
In HasteLiterature in translation with Lauren ElkinHave we got over a cultural reluctance to read literature in translation?Alice and Charlotte have both been reading Perfection by Vincenzo Latronico, and it’s got us thinking about the unique experience of reading literature from another culture. In today’s episode, we speak to the novelist and translator Lauren Elkin about what it’s like to render a book in a different language, the scourge of bad translations, and whether translators are finally beginning to get more respect and recognition.We also discuss the huge impact of Fitzcarraldo’s publishing on contemporary literature, the impo...
2025-05-0645 min
In HasteHark: How Women Listen, with Alice VincentWhat could it mean to listen more deeply? Alice’s extraordinary new book, Hark: How Women Listen, is published this week, and in today’s episode of In Haste, Charlotte couldn’t resist the opportunity to ask her all about how it came into being.Alice turns interviewee as Charlotte finds out more about her evolution from passionate music journalist to author enveloped in the unfamiliar soundworlds of new life, in the wake of the birth of Alice’s first child.We discuss how Hark explores the mystery of phantom crying, the trauma of hospital sounds...
2025-04-2932 min
Badii Talk: Thermal Bathing and Sauna CultureWild Sauna on Edinburgh’s Seaside: Soul Water Sauna ReviewWe’re reviewing a wild sauna on Portobello Beach. Edinburgh, Scotland’s seaside. We’re joined by resident of Portobello, Edinburgh, Angie Spoto. Angie is an esteemed author who writes gothic fantasy deeply inspired by the Scottish coastline. Most recently, she’s published The Bone Diver, a novel inspired by the selkies of Scottish folklore.You’re not just going to hear a review of our sauna experience though. You’ll also learn a bit about the history of bathing in the UK and what makes a sauna a Finnish sauna. In this episode:- Badii’s r...
2025-02-1539 min
In HasteWhat keeps you writing?It's a bonus episode! Authors Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie reflect on the first season of In Haste literary conversations, and, as always, discuss how their own writing is going.So far in 2024 we've been thinking about what stops authors from writing and what keeps them coming back to the page. In this special extra episode, Alice and Charlotte talk about how their own writing is fitting into their lives right now, and what they've learned.In Haste is produced by Holly Fisher for Hasty Productions, with original music by Maria Chiara Argiró and graphic d...
2024-05-0726 min
In HasteHow should a book sound? with Caleb Azumah NelsonHow can a musical soundscape shape a novel?For the final episode in this first season of In Haste literary conversations, authors Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie meet novelist Caleb Azumah Nelson, author of Open Water (which won the Costa Book Award) and Small Worlds, to discuss his writing process, as well as faith, love stories, and the importance of place. Plus, Alice and Charlotte talk about how music influences their writing.This episode is made in partnership with Backstory, the new books magazine from the independent South London bookshop. To get your copy of...
2024-04-2341 min
In HasteHow true is fiction? with Eliza ClarkWhy does it make us so uncomfortable when fiction feels like real life?Authors Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie meet Eliza Clark, author of the gloriously dark and unforgettable novels Penance and Boy Parts, and a member of Granta's most recent selection of best young British novelists. Eliza takes us through a sharp and candid discussion about the publishing industry, authorial voice and veracity in fiction, writing about dark themes, and what happens when your book goes viral on TikTok.Plus, as always, Alice and Charlotte discuss how their own writing is going....
2024-04-1634 min
In HasteHow do you grow a book? with Fiona WilliamsHow does the natural world around us shape who we are?Authors Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie have both found themselves drawn to writing about landscapes. Today they’re joined by the debut novelist Fiona Williams, author of The House of Broken Bricks, for a warm and inspiring discussion about Fiona's own relationship with books, gardens, food, and finding a sense of home in nature.The House of Broken Bricks is an immersive story of a family with twin boys, who are both of dual heritage, but who look strikingly different from one another. They al...
2024-04-0926 min
In HasteCan stories help us reclaim trauma? with Emilia HartHow does fiction explore deep-rooted sources of pain through history?Today in the In Haste writing hut, Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie are joined by the international bestselling novelist Emilia Hart, author of Weyward.Weyward is an unforgettable supernatural story about witches, but it’s also about something all too real: the suffering and violence inflicted on women across history. It's a powerful and inspiring reclaiming of a historical narrative we think we know. We hear how Emilia came to write the novel, which was a remarkable process in strange times.Please note th...
2024-04-0229 min
In HasteIs writing real life? with Cathy RentzenbrinkHow does reading and writing change you?Joining Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie this week is the author Cathy Rentzenbrink, who doesn’t like being described as an “acclaimed memoirist”, and would rather we described her as an “honest puzzler” - or something even less kind.But she has, in fact, written many excellent memoirs and novels, and there’s no getting around it. Her clear-eyed, truth-filled writing tackles subjects including profound grief, as well as her own very personal relationship with books and reading. In today’s conversation, we discuss the strange otherworldliness of writing, and h...
2024-03-2631 min
In HasteWhat if writing is about waiting? with Rowan Hisayo BuchananCan books make us more patient?In Haste is back! This week, writers Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie speak to Rowan Hisayo Buchanan, author of three beautiful novels (The Sleep Watcher, Starling Days, and Harmless Like You) about teaching writing, learning about writing, whether writers tend to be dog people or cat people, and patience.“There are some writers I see who write something, and it isn’t quite what they imagined, and so they throw it out, and they write something new. They’re not able to sit with the discomfort of it not being...
2024-03-1933 min
In HasteHow can fantasy change your reality? with Sunyi DeanWhat’s the relationship between fantasy literature and real life?Writers Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie speak to Sunyi Dean, author of the bestselling novel The Book Eaters, and co-host of the excellent Publishing Rodeo podcast.Sunyi discusses how she came to write the book and what was going on in her life at the time, as well as her somewhat stormy publication journey, in an episode that also touches on what makes us readers of fantasy — and what makes us think of ourselves as fantasy readers.Each episode of In Haste is acco...
2024-03-0530 min
In HasteHow deep can a short story go? with Thomas MorrisHow do you expose emotion through writing?Writers Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie speak to Thomas Morris, whose short story suite, Open Up, was among the most widely admired literary publications of 2023.Thomas Morris is a Welsh writer who is the former editor of Stinging Fly and has been named as one of Granta’s Best Young British Novelists. In this episode, he talks about writing masculinity and articulating emotions, going further into a story and the pursuit of “knowing more”, and the strange lives of seahorses. Thomas also shares how reading defines his work as a w...
2024-02-2731 min
In HasteWhat's it like to be a debut author? with Jennie GodfreyWriters Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie meet Jennie Godfrey, debut novelist and author of The List of Suspicious things.Jennie discusses how she wrote her novel, which has garnered a huge amount of buzz in the British publishing industry and beyond, and which has themes that draw on Jennie’s own childhood experiences growing up in Yorkshire during the strange and troubling time when the Yorkshire Ripper was at large. Alice and Charlotte share their own journeys to publication - from the rocky to the dreamlike - as well as speaking to Jennie about writing inspiration, crime fi...
2024-02-2032 min
In HasteShould you write on holiday? with Sophie MackintoshCan a writer ever meaningfully take a break? And what’s it like to get the call saying you’ve been longlisted for the Booker Prize?Today on In Haste, writers Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie are joined by the novelist Sophie Mackintosh. Sophie is the Booker-longlisted author of The Water Cure, Blue Ticket, and Cursed Bread, and was named one of Granta's Best Young British Novelists of 2023.Sophie takes us behind the scenes into her writing process and life as an author, including discussing the myths and folk tales where she finds literary inspiration. Alic...
2024-02-1329 min
In HasteWhy don't we have enough time? with Oliver BurkemanYou’d write a great book if only you had the time. Well, there are all sort of things we’d do if we had enough time. But what if you never have enough time? Would you try, anyway? What if, in fact, right now is the most time you’ll ever have?In this episode of In Haste, authors Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie speak to Oliver Burkeman, the journalist and internationally bestselling author of Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals.Oliver joins Alice and Charlotte in the writing hut to discuss how author...
2024-02-0632 min
In HasteCan your diary be a bestseller? with Amy LiptrotIt sounds like a dream: you write a diary, and one day it suddenly becomes a prize-winning Sunday Times Bestseller. It worked for Amy Liptrot. Could it work for us, too?This is episode one of In Haste, with authors Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie in conversation with Amy Liptrot. Amy is the author of two exquisite and prize-winning memoirs that have resonated with readers across the world: The Outrun and The Instant. The Outrun, Amy's account of her recovery from addiction while immersed in the vivid natural landscape of her native Orkney, has just been made...
2024-01-3032 min
In HasteOh look, a podcast!In Haste is a new podcast about how great books really get written, from writers Alice Vincent and Charlotte Runcie. We’ll be asking award-winning and bestselling authors how they write, what gets in their way, how they overcome that, and what keeps them going. The first episode is released Tuesday January 30th, 2024.Subscribe to catch the first episode when it launches. Our first guest is the wonderful Amy Liptrot, who’ll be discussing her books The Instant and The Outrun – which has just been made into a film starring Saoirse Ronan. We’ll also be findin...
2024-01-1602 min
Arts & IdeasPiratesFrom the Pirates of Penzance and Captain Hook, to Ottoman corsairs, Henry Avery, Mary Read and Lady Killigrew: Anne McElvoy is joined by New Generation Thinkers Michael Talbot and Joan Passey, and by Robert Blyth, Senior Curator of World and Maritime History, Royal Museums Greenwich, who is also one of the co-curators of Pirates at the National Maritime Museum Cornwall.Producer: Harry ParkerPirates runs at the National Maritime Museum Cornwall from April to December and then moves in 2025 to Royal Museums GreenwichOther conversations in the Free Thinking archives available on the...
2023-04-1145 min
Natalia Slow CafeMoje ukochane książki z 2021 roku - Czuła przewodniczka, Rzeczy osobiste, Trylogia zimowej nocyOpowiadam o moich ukochanych książkach przeczytanych w 2021 roku. Mówię o książkach: seria Jeżycjada Małgorzata Musierowicz, Czuła przewodniczka Natalia de Barbaro, Szymborska. Znaki szczególne Joanna Gromek-Illg, Rzeczy osobiste. Opowieść o ubraniach w obozach koncentracyjnych i zagłady Karolina Sulej, Trylogia zimowej nocy Katherine Arden, Pieśń ziemi. Rdzenna mądrość, wiedza naukowa i lekcje płynące z natury Robin Wall Kimmerer, Cukry Dorota Kotas, Wyspa kobiet morza Lisa See, W ustach sól Charlotte Runcie, Gdzie śpiewają raki Delia Owens.Kontakt: nataliaslowcafe@gmail.com
2022-02-2055 min
Listen to Best Full Audiobooks in Fiction, DramaThe Elizabeth Gaskell Collection: A BBC Drama collection including North and South, Wives and Daughters & more by Steve Wakelam, Jenny UglowPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/530101 to listen full audiobooks. Title: The Elizabeth Gaskell Collection: A BBC Drama collection including North and South, Wives and Daughters & more Author: Steve Wakelam, Jenny Uglow, Amanda Vickery, Barry Campbell, Elizabeth Gaskell Narrator: Rebecca Front, Paul Copley, Sue Johnston, David Threlfall, Full Cast, Julian Rhind-Tutt, Jodie Comer, Kenneth Cranham, Emily Mortimer Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 23 hours 20 minutes Release date: October 21, 2021 Genres: Drama Publisher's Summary: A collection of BBC Radio dramatisations of Elizabeth Gaskell's well loved novels - plus bonus material Elizabeth Gaskell was one of Victorian England's pre-eminent female novelists. Admired by Charles...
2021-10-2105 min
Making a Splash with Amber ButchartNell Frizzell - Making a SplashThis week, I dive into the literature of swimming with journalist, author and Vogue columnist Nell Frizzell. Nell worked for a while as a lifeguard at the Hampstead Ladies’ Pond, which she wrote about for the Daunt books anthology, At the Pond, and she has written numerous articles about the joys of swimming outdoors. Her second book, The Panic Years, with an accompanying podcast, was out earlier this year. Stay tuned as we discuss writing and reading about swimming, water rituals, the most unlikely creatures spotted in the Hampstead Ponds and why Lord Byron would be the...
2021-08-0545 min
Love your libraryMini episode 5 | Stephen Moss interviewThis mini episode features an interview with Stephen Moss talking about his new book The Accidental Countryside Hidden Havens for Britain’s Wildlife. Stephen’s book takes a journey of discovery through Britain, in search of the unexpected corners where wildlife survives against all odds. In the interview he talks about his childhood introduction to wildlife on the edges of the urban landscape as well as why these hidden nature havens can seem more inclusive and less excluding than other more traditional nature reserves.
Stephen is a naturalist, author and broadcaster: in a distinguished career at the BBC...
2020-05-2017 min
A Poem A Day from Sudhanva#20. Knowing | Somaya Al SusiTranslated by Charlotte Runcie.A Poem A Day by Sudhanva Deshpande.Read on April 15, 2020.Art by Virkein Dhar.
2020-04-1802 min
Persistent and NastyEpisode 47 - Jessica HardwickIn today’s episode Elaine chats to Scottish actress and photographer Jessica Hardwick. Jess should have been at Pitlochry Theatre then on to The Lyceum Theatre in Barefoot in The Park playing Corie. However, due to the outbreak of COVID-19 and no gatherings of more than 2 people this production has had to be cancelled for the moment. Here is hoping they can remount soon.
Jessica graduated from the BA Acting course at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Since graduating she went on to win the Billy McColl Award for Most Promising Newcomer in Scottish Stage Acting 2014 and won Best Female pe...
2020-03-271h 08
The Book Club Review56. Bee's Bookshare InterviewA book club for people who don't like the idea of all having to read the same book. At Bee's Bookshare everyone brings a book they've loved, loathed, can't put down or can't get into and shares them – best of all everyone gets to take away a new read at the end. We met up with Bryony Bishop, founder of Bee's Bookshare, to find out more. • Books mentioned: The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown Norwegian Wood by Lars Mytting Stoner by John Williams God Help the Chil...
2019-11-1017 minArts & IdeasSea GoingsConceptual artist Katie Paterson on art which produces candles scented with planetary odours – one of Saturn's moons has a hint of cherry…and how she and co-exhibitor the Romantic painter JMW Turner share an interest in the precise nature of moon light. Writers Julia Blackburn and Charlotte Runcie on the gaze of the beachcomber and searching for lost worlds along the tideline and Cutty Sark curator Hannah Stockton explains why the story of the famous tea cutter is one of survival. A place that exists only in moonlight: Katie Paterson & JMW Turner at Turner Contemporary Margate until May...
2019-01-3151 min
Discover A Full Audiobook That Is Simply Breakthrough.Salt On Your Tongue by Charlotte RunciePlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/237410to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Salt On Your Tongue
Author: Charlotte Runcie
Narrator: Jessica Hardwick
Format: mp3
Length: 8 hrs and 48 mins
Release date: 01-03-19
Ratings: 4 out of 5 stars, 11 ratings
Genres: Ecosystems & Habitats
Publisher's Summary:
Charlotte Runcie has always felt pulled to the sea, lured by its soothing, calming qualities but also enlivened and inspired by its salty wildness. When she loses her beloved grandmother and becomes pregnant with her first child, she feels its pull even more intensely. In Salt on Your Tongue Charlotte explores what the sea means to us and particularly...
2019-01-038h 48