Folk horror, dreams under surveillance, lonely in Guatemala
· 1 h 13 min
Episode Folk horror, dreams under surveillance, lonely in Guatemala
Cassie McCullagh is on leave this week, so Kate Evans and guests read Lucy Rose’s The Lamb, Laila Lalami’s The Dream Hotel, and Rachel Morton’s The Sun was Electric Light (with interview extracts from Lucy Rose on body horror and Cumbrian folk traditions, and from Rachel Morton on her move from poetry to prose).
BOOKS
Rachel Morton, The Sun was Electric Light, UQP
Lucy Rose, The Lamb, Weidenfeld & Nicolson
Laila Lalami, The Dream Hotel, Bloomsbury
GUESTS
Roanna Gonsalves, writer, academic, teacher of creative writing. Her collection of short stories, The Permanent Resident, was published in India and South Asia as, Sunita De Souza Goes To Sydney
Annie Coulthard has worked in radio and publishing – and is a dedicated reader
OTHER BOOKS MENTIONED
Margaret Atwood, The Handmaid's Tale
Philip K. Dick, The Minority Report
Franz Kafka, works
Michelle de Krester, Questions of Travel; Theory and Practice
Christopher Isherwood, works
Melanie Cheng, The Burrow
Andrew Michael Hurley, Starve Acre
Elizabeth Jane Howard, We Are For the Dark
Sanya Rushdi, Hospital
Jessie Tu, The Honeyeater
Fiona McFarlane, Highway 13; The Sun Walks Down
Eileen Chong, We Speak of Flowers
CREDITS
• Presenter: Kate Evans • Producer: Kate Evans, Sarah Corbett • Sound engineer: Simon Branthwaite • Executive producer: Rhiannon Brown
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