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Nobody's Perfect by Lionel Shriver
A specially commissioned story from American author Lionel Shriver.
BBC Radio 4
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A History of Mystery by Cal Flyn
Writer Cal Flyn explores the profound power of mystery and the provocation of the unknown.
BBC Radio 4
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The Woman Who Saw Atoms by Pippa Goldschmidt
On the eve of the Anschluss, a Jewish scientist captures a proton in a photograph.
BBC Radio 4
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Jensen: Black Water by Heidi Amsinck
A new case, set in Copenhagen, for the investigative reporter Jensen.
BBC Radio 4
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Operation Rex by Damian Barr
A young boy goes to extraordinary lengths to save his dog as the Second World War looms.
BBC Radio 4
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Kane by Edson Burton
A coming of age story set in an alternative world where slavery has never been abolished.
BBC Radio 4
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A Meditation on Mud by Rebecca Stott
A scientific, historical and cultural journey unearthing the meanings of mud.
BBC Radio 4
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Confessions of a Performative Male by Darren McGarvey
Orwell Prize-winner Darren McGarvey asks hard questions about the crisis of masculinity.
BBC Radio 4
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The Villa Forgotten by Jeanette Winterson
An original, eerie story, written and read by Jeanette Winterson.
BBC Radio 4
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Exhibition by Alex Hyde
A study of power and obsession, inspired by the world of the Young British Artists.
BBC Radio 4
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Redwood by Ben Macintyre
A remarkable story of Cold War espionage set in 1980s Tehran during the Iranian Revolution
BBC Radio 4
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All About My Mother: A Memoir of Diana Rigg by Rachael Stirling
Rachael Stirling's frank, funny and poignant memoir about her mother, actress Diana Rigg.
BBC Radio 4
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Stations by Louise Kennedy
A devastating tale of love, friendship and the choices that shape our lives.
BBC Radio 4
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Empire at the Edge of the World by Giles Milton
An epic tale of adventure, endurance, madness and survival in the High Arctic.
BBC Radio 4
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To Go or Not to Go by Sara Wheeler
Travel writer Sara Wheeler asks if imagination can ever replace real-life travel.
BBC Radio 4
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