Episode 106 - Simon Toyne, St Hilda's Crime, Bute rap battle, and how to avoid being eaten by a tiger
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In this episode we talk to thriller writer Simon Toyne, discuss how to avoid wild animal attacks, and the etymology of f... Read more
14 Aug 2023
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Episode 105 - Sarah Hilary, Neurodiversity in fiction, a Death of a Lesser God competition, and the invention of the 'blousers'
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31 Jul 2023
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