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Madeleine Bunting travels the country to meet writers inspired by location, and finds out how they go about interpreting their environments in words

Episodes

  1. 07/13/2012

    Landscape and literature podcast: Alice Oswald on the Dart river

    In the last in our series, Alice Oswald takes Madeleine Bunting for a walk along the river Dart and explains why, for her, water represents the complexity of putting an ever-changing landscape in to words

    21 min

  2. 07/11/2012

    Landscape and literature podcast: Rachel Lichtenstein in Whitechapel, London

    Artist and writer Rachel Lichtenstein takes Madeleine Bunting to Whitechapel in east London to revisit her own past and consider a place that has changed dramatically since her grandparents arrived there in the 1930s

    16 min

  3. 07/09/2012

    Landscape and literature podcast: Robert MacFarlane in Orford Ness

    Robert Macfarlane kicks off our three-part series about literature and landscape. He takes Madeleine Bunting to the mysterious landscape of Orford Ness, a decommissioned nuclear testing site now owned by the National Trust, and talks of the challenges of capturing in words such an unstable landscape

    16 min

  4. 06/25/2012

    Landscape and literature podcast: coming soon

    Introducing a new series of podcasts beginning on 9 July 2012, in which Madeleine Bunting travels the country to meet writers inspired by location, and finds out how they go about interpreting their environments in words

    3 min
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Madeleine Bunting travels the country to meet writers inspired by location, and finds out how they go about interpreting their environments in words

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