Listings 101-110 of The Audiobook Show, RNIB Connect Radio

Man Booker 2017 - Emily Fridlund 'History of Wolves'

The author talks to Robert Kirkwood about her novel, and about being a bit distracted when she discovered she was on the Booker Longlist - Extended interview including parts that didn't make the broadcast.

13 minutes 43 seconds

Man Booker 2017 - Fiona Mozley - 'Elmet'

The Booker shortlisted author talks to Red Szell about 'Elmet' and how she was influenced by Westerns and wrote some of the book on her phone - Extended interview including parts that didn't make the broadcast.

9 minutes 44 seconds

Man Booker 2017 - Paul Auster '4-3-2-1'

The Booker shortlisted author talks to Robert Kirkwood about his novel '4 3 2 1' and about reading the 36 hour audio version himself. - Extended interview including parts that didn't make the broadcast.

12 minutes 1 second

Review - 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep'

Red Szell reads the inspiration for the first Blade Runner film.

7 minutes 54 seconds

Sci-Fi with Jeff Wayne, Blade Runner, Philip Reeve and the first Dalek.

Jeff Wayne talks about how 'War of the Worlds' inspired a whole rock opera, Red revisits 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep', Philip Reeve gives us the books of his life, and we speak to Parker, Brains, Peppa Pig's grandfather, the first Dalek and more all rolled up in narrator David Graham.

57 minutes 46 seconds

Jeff Wayne on 'War of the Worlds'

The composer tells Robert Kirkwood how H.G. Wells inspired a whole rock opera.

12 minutes 23 seconds

Literature Locked Up

In today's show Robert Kirkwood talks to Erwin James learning Braille whilst serving a life sentence, we hear how Give A Book are helping people in custody, Emma Donoghue talks about 'Room' and Red Szell visits Shawshank.

57 minutes 45 seconds

Wigtown Book Festival 2017 - Ann De Courcy

The Husband Hunters: Social Climbing in London and New York.

11 minutes 10 seconds

Live at the Wigtown Book Festival (2017)

In a packed show, Red Szell and Robert Kirkwood talk to Anne de Courcy about her book 'The Husband Hunters', Christopher Brookmyre on 'Want You Gone', Anthony McGowan on 'The Art of Failing', Adam Macqueen on 'The Lies of the Land'.