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Two more great interviews with two wonderful writers.  Field heads to France to talk  with Laurent Petitmangin about his latest novel What You Need From The Night.  L 'Obs calls the book 'A tragedy of Unconditional Love' & Le Parisien 'As sublime as it is painful.'

Then we head to Charleston Festival on a sunny evening  to talk Kim Moore about her incredible Forward Prize winning collection All the Men I Never Married. 

Music on this episode is by Huw Marc Bennett. (Such a bassline.) Find him on Bandcamp at Albert's Favourites. And of course the beautiful sounds of Ian Hawgood are here too. Just search Home Normal and check out the  beaut that is @_handstitched on instagram. 

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Huw Marc Bennett - Y Gwydd
Ian Hawgood - Field - Upward Eyes EP

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Two more great interviews with two wonderful authors.   We talk to Martin Macinnes about his stunning, epic  In Ascension. And the wonderful Kerri ní Dochartaigh about her incredible lockdown chronicles Cacophony of Bone. 

Our beautiful music on this episode is all by Ian Hawgood. Find all his music on Bandcamp by searching Home Normal and check out the  beaut that is @_handstitched on instagram. 

Tracks used on this episode were taken from the albums:
Fields - Upward Eyes EP
For Distance Brings Us Closer - Upward Eyes EP
I'm Not Sure We Belong - Mysterious Shapes and Remembered Rhythms

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Field Ramble is back and we have two great interviews with Aidan Cottrell-Boyce and Niamh Mulvey.  Aidan tells us what lies behind his incredible novel The End of Nightwork an absolute favourite at Field. Then we catch up with Niamh to discuss her beautiful collection of short stories, Hearts and Bones,  published last year. If you've yet to read it, we'd echo Sinéad Gleeson's description of Niamh's work as panormaic, precise, stunning prose.

Huge thanks go to Ian Hawgood and Lisa O Neill for the use of the beautiful music in this episode. Find all their music on Bandcamp and be sure to give Lisa's beautiful new album All of This is Chance (Rough Trade) a listen.

Tracks used on this episode were taken from the albums:
Ian Hawgood - Echoes from the Edges of Time 
Lisa O Neill - Pothole in the Sky. 

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In the final episode of this series Sam and Spencer chat with  author Cynan Jones about his incredible novels The Dig, The Long Dry and Everything I Found on the Beach. Cynan conjures a deep sense of place and we delve into how he does it. The Dig is a big favourite in Field HQ, so if you're yet to read it, get it on the top of the pile.

We also chat with the wonderful Orla Fletcher about capturing her native Derry and the magnetic draw of childhood to the writer. We check in with Clive, one half of the brains behind the beaut  Voce Books in Birmingham for  a couple of recommends.  And the episode is drawn to a close by poet Elizaveta Guryeva.

Thanks as ever to Kibrom Birhane for the use of his tune Maleda as our pod theme.

So, Merry Christmas. Big love. See you in 2023 xx

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Sam and Spencer chat with  Ros Anderson about her compelling page turner The Hierarchies.   Ros's novel is the story of Sylvie a sex robot whose growing self awareness compellingly clashes with her programming. Think Angela Carter goes to work on  A.I.
We also chat with emerging novelist Dan Hett about the joys of writing speculative fiction and his current project Arc. As well as get a couple of recommends in the genre from Argonaut Books (Leith) owner Adam. If you've yet to read The Hierarchies, its a huge recommend from both of us. And, (thanks to Adam ) if you use the code FIELDZINE10 on the shop website www.argonautbooks.co.uk you get a little discount on a copy of the novel this month. 
Thanks as ever to Kibrom Birhane for the use of his track Maleda as our theme, Kibrom's album Here and There is out now. 
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A  Halloween special. Julia from the wonderful Golden Hare Books in Edinburgh gives us her top 5 for Halloween & Sam & Spencer chat with Lucie McKnight Hardy and Naomi Booth about their incredible short story collections Dead Relatives & Animals at Night. 
Thanks as ever to superstar Kibrom Birhane for the use of his beautiful track Maleda as our theme. Hope you enjoy and Happy Halloween x 

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In this episode we chat with the marvellous Rosa Rankin Gee about her wonderful novel Dreamland. We also meet writer Abby Walker to discuss her new collection of eerie short stories , check in with Ben at the wonderful Interesting Books in Berwick Upon Tweed & we have a fantastic performance by poet Kate Bradley too. 
Thanks as ever to Kibrom Birhane for the use of Maleda taken from his album Here and There.
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We talk all things folk horror with  Andrew Michael Hurley author of The Loney & Devil's Day & emerging novelist Johnny Gaunt. We also chat with  Tom, owner of Gloucester Road Books in Bristol & have a performance from poet Ezra England. 

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