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Joining Charles Adrian for the 89th Second-Hand Book Factory is poet, writer, performer, facilitator and musician, otherwise artist Antosh Wojcik. They talk about feeling naked on the train, a decent workaday detective and a good idiosyncratic voice.
Incidentally, I love the way Antosh refers to his neighbour as 'Next Door'.
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Joining Charles Adrian for the 88th Second-Hand Book Factory is artist, designer, musician and all-round creative Satoshi Dāté. They talk about a kind of self-help literature, a very particular strain of Englishness and a lot of origami cranes. Satoshi reads in Japanese so there is ear porn on offer for language addicts.
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Content note: mention of suicide
Joining Charles Adrian downriver of the Thames Barrier for the 87th Second-Hand Book Factory is writer and illustrator Donna Butlin. They reminisce about Donna’s project Storytape, dark comedy done really well, the familiarity of fables and how talking about death can make you think about life.
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This episode is marked as explicit because there is some discussion of sex with trees (dendrophilia) and of sex in general.
Recorded in Tilehurst (near Reading) on Pancake Day, Charles Adrian is joined for the 86th Second-Hand Book Factory by comedian, podcaster, graphic designer and voice-over artist Iszi Lawrence. They talk dendrophilia, a woman who sits at one of the crossroads of European history and the danger of hope.
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A quick note about the rating of this episode: I’ve marked this episode as explicit because there are some sexual references. Nothing that’s going to make you choke on your cornflakes but you might want to be careful around children and anybody who doesn’t know about sex.
Joining Charles Adrian for the 85th Second-Hand Book Factory is actor, performer, theatre-maker, writer, and space and science geek Griffyn Gilligan. They talk about why the measure of love is loss, how we deal with the passing of time and dreaming either of his long neck in our teeth or his long teeth in our necks. Griffyn, incidentally, played Jaq in the recent production of Teddy Ferrara at the Donmar Warehouse in London.
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