NB Dixon reviews ‘The Little Stranger’ by Sarah Waters, available in braille, giant print and as TB16895 from RNIB Library.

Clipped from Read On #91

This week we’re celebrating RNIB’s 150th Anniversary in books and voices both past and present....

Robert Kirkwood explores the biography of RNIB’s founding father, Thomas Rhodes Armitage

One of RNIB’s longest-serving narrators, Elizabeth Proud, discusses the evolution of the Talking Book.

RNIB’s Director of Development, Keith Valentine, talks about the future – and his love of accessible books.

And we unwrap a very special gift – a 150-word story written specially for our anniversary by gifted blind author Paula Peretti.

One of RNIB’s longest-serving narrators, Elizabeth Proud, discusses the evolution of the Talking Book.

This is an extended version of the interview heard in Read On #90

The last author we interviewed for this year's Man Booker Prize is Rachel Kushner, about her book, 'The Mars Room'. She spoke to Robert Kirkwood.

In a new interview (and this time not at a noisy party!) Red Szell talks to the youngest ever shortlisted author about her book 'Everything Under' ... and listen out for more from Daisy in our Halloween themed show soon.

Robin Robertson's 'The Long Take' is the first verse novel to make the Man Booker Shortlist. He spoke to Red Szell.

Anna Burns is the 2018 Book Prize winner for her book Milkman. Anna doesn't like giving interviews so here's Red Szell with a review of the book.

In a special show due to be broadcast at 8pm on the day of the Man Booker Prize, Robert Kirkwood and Red Szell go through the shortlist and talk to five of the authors up for this year's award.

With Robin Robertson, Richard Powers, Esi Edugyan, Daisy Johnson and Rachel Kushner.

Authors, narrators, service users and much more wish RNIB a happy 150th!