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The Archers Ambridge at War

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Ambridge at 70: Catherine Miller’s The Archers

Posted by Aruna at October 29, 2020 in editor's choice &reviews &the literary lounge

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  When I was asked if I wanted to review The Archers: Ambridge at War, penned by novelist Catherine Miller, it was a no-brainer. Like so many, growing up, Sunday mornings were given over to listening to The Archers’ omnibus on Radio 4. As soon as the iconic music came on, everyone would fall silent: … Continue readings →

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