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How can a house you never really lived in prove so hard to leave? A true story adapted from his book by Patrick McGuinness. Recorded where it happened in small town Belgium.
How can a house you never really lived in prove so hard to leave? A true story adapted from his memoir by Patrick McGuinness about his early years and return visits to Bouillon, a small town, in rural Belgium. Recorded where it happened and featuring talking furniture, singing streams, lost languages and the permanent sadness of the low countries. With Saskia Reeves. Producer: Tim Dee.
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Wed 30 Mar 201614:15
BBC Radio 4 FM
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Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Actor | Saskia Reeves |
| Author | Patrick McGuinness |
| Adaptor | Patrick McGuinness |
| Producer | Tim Dee |
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- Wed 30 Mar 201614:15BBC Radio 4 FM
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