None of It's Real
Harry and Leon feel edgy about a big drug deal. Meanwhile, Becky is still trying to make it as a dancer but knows that Pete will not be happy about how she will have to fund it.
Award-winning poet and rapper Kate Tempest reads from her novel, a tale of desire, ambition and hedonism, set among south-east London's millennials today.
Harry and Leon are feeling edgy about a big drug deal as their usual contact is in jail. Meanwhile, Becky's still trying to make it as a dancer, but knows that Pete won't be happy about how she'll have to fund it.
Written and read by Mercury Prize-nominated Kate Tempest, who won the Ted Hughes Prize for poetry in 2013.
Producer: Justine Willett
Abridger: Julian Wilkinson.
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Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Reader | Kae Tempest |
| Author | Kae Tempest |
| Abridger | Julian Wilkinson |
| Producer | Justine Willett |
Broadcast
- Wed 25 May 201622:45BBC Radio 4
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