Episode 3
After the end of his relationship with Veronica, the narrator Tony receives a surprising letter from his old school friend, and is not impressed.
Julian Barnes' new novel challenges the stories we tell about our own lives and the interpretations we put on events in order to construct a version we can live with.
After the end of his relationship with Veronica the narrator, Tony, receives a surprising letter from his old schoolfriend, and is not impressed.
Read by Julian Barnes
Producer: Jill Waters
A Waters Company production for BBC Radio 4.
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- Wed 10 Aug 201122:45BBC Radio 4
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