A series of five essays and poems written and read by major writers on the theme 'made in England'
Essays and poems by major writers on the theme 'made in England'. Writer Andrew O'Hagan compares contemporary England to that described by George Orwell in an essay written in 1941.
DetailsSeries of five essays and poems written and read by major writers on the theme 'made in England'. Novelist Maggie Gee makes a pilgrimage back to a childhood home.
DetailsA series of five essays and poems written and read by major writers on the theme 'made in England'. Patrick Wright explores Englishness through the changes to an East London market.
DetailsEssays and poems written and read by major writerson the theme 'made in England'. Featuring poets John Agard and Daljit Nagra and writers Helen Dunmore and Catherine O'Flynn.
DetailsA series of five essays and poems written and read by major writers on the theme 'made in England'. Beryl Bainbridge is inspired by reminiscences of the Liverpool of her childhood.
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