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Actor and author Stephen Fry reads from his second autobiography, revealing the origins of his enduring love of technology and his great friendship with Douglas Adams.

Today Stephen reveals the origins of his enduring love of technology and his great friendship with Douglas Adams.

The Fry Chronicles is a book that is not afraid to confront the aching chasm that separates public image from private feeling.

Producer: David Roper
A Heavy Entertainment production for BBC Radio 4.

15 minutes

Last on

Sat 26 Aug 201702:45

Broadcasts

  • Fri 29 Oct 201009:45
  • Sat 30 Oct 201000:30
  • Fri 25 Apr 201414:45
  • Fri 11 Dec 201514:45
  • Sat 12 Dec 201502:45
  • Fri 25 Aug 201714:45
  • Sat 26 Aug 201702:45

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