Episode 2
As Anne's memory starts to fragment at home in Scotland, her grandson Luke toils with his platoon in Afghanistan.
by Andrew O'Hagan.
As Anne's memory fragments at home in Scotland, her grandson Luke toils with his platoon in the fierce heat of Afghanistan.
Andrew O'Hagan's novel follows 82-year old Anne Quirk, a forgotten pioneer of documentary photography who lives quietly in sheltered housing on the west coast of Scotland. A planned restrospective stirs long-buried memories and leads her grandson to uncover the tragedy in her past which has defined three generations.
Abridged by Sian Preece
Reader: Maureen Beattie
Produced by Eilidh McCreadie.
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Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Author | Andrew O'Hagan |
| Abridger | Sian Preece |
| Reader | Maureen Beattie |
| Producer | Eilidh McCreadie |
Broadcast
- Tue 3 Feb 201522:45BBC Radio 4
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