Forget Downton Abbey or The Crown, we use classic novels to guide you through the Britain of today and yesterday. more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 78 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | BooksArtsSociety & CulturePlaces & Travel |
In Part Two of our Buchan-based adventure we switch from Scotland to the Kent coast. We’re in search of the eponymous 39 steps. But first we need to locate Trafalgar House where German secret agents are hiding out. We end up at North Foreland, betwee... more
It’s an iconic moment in British literature – John Buchan’s hero Richard Hannay running across a moor with police, secret agents and an airplane all trying to hunt him down. But is it based on any kind of reality? We head for the Scottish Lowlands to... more
We return to Ramsgate in Kent with Margot Bennett’s brilliant thriller THE WIDOW OF BATH as our only guide. The book was published in 1952, the same year as rock and roll had its birthday. We’re looking for a hat shop and a suspicous employment agenc... more
A young man with a questionable background is sitting in a small hotel by an unnamed harbour in England. He is ostensibly writing a review. Behind him he hears a party of unseen people come into the hotel restaurant. He knows their voices. They are p... more
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If you like books and walks and things that make you feel good, this is it. 2 friends taking a well-known book out for a walk to see how its supposed setting matches up to a real location and date. They have 2 Christmas greatest hits recap episodes out at the moment that will give you a sense of it, but I also recommend just diving into any interesting book in series 2. Or series 1. It's all great.
Irrelevant, creative, absorbing and fun more
Ad luv tae get cunted in the Wigmore wath these boys.
Very insightful and entertaining stuff from Tim and Lloyd, as they follow the journeys, or visit the locations, described in famous novels. Great stuff!
Highly focussed, very specific, scarily well-researched, well produced, and, even if you’re not that into books, it’s still great fun. Great podcasts thrive on enthusiasm and this podcast has it in spades. More please.
Apple Podcasts | #173 | United Kingdom/Arts/Books |
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