Episode 6
Linda falls in love again, but finds that parties thrown by communists are frightfully gloomy. Read by Diana Quick.
by Nancy Mitford. Linda falls in love again, but finds that parties thrown by communists are frightfully gloomy. Abridged by Lauris Morgan-Griffiths and read by Diana Quick.
Fanny Logan tells the story of her beloved and beautiful aristocratic cousin, Linda Radlett. Linda's marriage has failed and she's left her husband and daughter to live with the dashingly idealistic communist Christian Talbot.
Beautifully observed and hilariously funny, the novel is also a fascinating hinterland account of the period leading to the Second World War and never pulls its punches in evoking the painful reality of the times.
Reader...Diana Quick
Abridger...Lauris Morgan-Griffiths
Producer...Mary Ward-Lowery.
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Boxing Day 201122:45BBC Radio 4- Mon 7 Dec 201514:00BBC Radio 4 Extra
- Tue 8 Dec 201502:00BBC Radio 4 Extra
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