'Dadland': the father who was also an undercover guerrilla agent

from The National Archives Podcast Series · host Keggie Carew

Keggie Carew discusses her book 'Dadland', a story about a madcap English childhood, the poignant breakdown of a family, and dementia. The novel centres upon her father Tom Carew, an enigmatic, unorthodox character, who was an undercover guerrilla agent during the Second World War.'Dadland' is the winner of the Costa Biography Award 2016 and a Sunday Times Top Ten Bestseller.

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