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Ep 40 Mansfield Park in Space with Una McCormack
In today's episode I'm joined by Una McCormack, New York Times best-selling author and member of Gold SF editorial board.
Una’s choice: Lucy M Boston’s The Children of Green Knowe . This is the Puffin edition Una has. The 70th anniversary edition is available from Hemingford Grey shop.
The TV adaptation
Ali’s choice: Pádraig Kenny’s The Monsters of Rookhaven
Illustrations here and here
Una mentions Tom’s Midnight Garden. You can listen to Episode 25 with Tony Keen, where we discuss the book here.
Books mentioned in this episode:
- Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier
Authors mentioned in this episode:
- Catherine Cookson, who is still in print
Una’s most recent book: Doctor Who: Caged
Follow Una on Bluesky @unamccormack.bsky.social
Thanks as always to Steve Vapour Trails. Check out his radio show on Radio Lewes here! Thank you to Danny for the fresh new idents, and to Jack Sadler-Johnson for the use of his beautiful track Bliss.
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In today's episode I'm joined by Una McCormack, New York Times best-selling author and member of Gold SF editorial board.
Una’s choice: Lucy M Boston’s The Children of Green Knowe . This is the Puffin edition Una has. The 70th anniversary edition is available from Hemingford Grey shop.
The TV adaptation
Ali’s choice: Pádraig Kenny’s The Monsters of Rookhaven
Illustrations here and here
Una mentions Tom’s Midnight Garden. You can listen to Episode 25 with Tony Keen, where we discuss the book here.
Books mentioned in this episode:
- Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier
Authors mentioned in this episode:
- Catherine Cookson, who is still in print
Una’s most recent book: Doctor Who: Caged
Follow Una on Bluesky @unamccormack.bsky.social
Thanks as always to Steve Vapour Trails. Check out his radio show on Radio Lewes here! Thank you to Danny for the fresh new idents, and to Jack Sadler-Johnson for the use of his beautiful track Bliss.